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DAILY GLOBE OFFICIAL MEDIA SPONSOR yourdailyglobe.com Thursday, April 16, 2015 75 cents Warm winds increase FIRE PREVENTION fire danger on Range By RALPH ANSAMI the danger has really shot up in saws and off-road vehicles. [email protected] the last two days, with sunshine “Small engines have the Officials warn that until and wind. potential to throw a spark and spring green-up occurs, fire dan- Snyder warned that anyone ignite a dangerous and destruc- ger will remain high across responsible for starting a wildfire tive fire,” warned Catherine northern Wisconsin and the will be responsible for the costs Koele, a WDNR wildfire preven- western Upper Peninsula. of fighting the fire. tion specialist. On Wednesday, the Wisconsin The Smokey the Bear sign at Koele said the DNR’s web Department of Natural the Cary Convenience Store on page is updated with fire danger Resources listed “red flag,” or Wisconsin 77 in Hurley listed information daily at 11 a.m. extremely high, fire danger “very high” fire danger. A weekend fire from sparks warnings for 39 counties across Forecasts that had called for that blew from a burning barrel the state. rain on Thursday were changed got out of hand and burned about Meanwhile, the city of Iron- to almost no chance of precipita- seven acres south of Ashland. wood initiated a ban on all burn- tion. Grass and several trees went up ing in the city until some rain The WDNR suspended DNR- in smoke, but several fire depart- arrives. issued burning permits in dry ments and the Department of Strong south winds quickly areas and asks the public to be Natural Resources stopped the increased the danger. especially careful with any activ- Sunday night fire from spread- “These winds are killing us,” ities that could potentially lead ing. Ironwood Public Safety Depart- to a wildland fire. Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe ment fire officer Brandon Snyder Care is urged in campfires, SMOKEY, THE fire-preventing bear, indicated fire danger was very high Wednesday at his station along Wis- said at noon Wednesday. He said outdoor grills, smoking, chain- consin 77 in Hurley’s Cary Location. FIRE — page 5 Hurley US 51 resurfacing project delayed to 2021 GCC to host By RALPH ANSAMI that would have been done in advance of the 2021 DOT work. to review the budget when city [email protected] 2016 in preparation for the project. In other business Tuesday, clerk Linda Ryskewecz returns HURLEY — The rush to get The city would have been the council: from vacation. business symposium an infrastructure grant applica- responsible for paying about —Agreed to list for sale a par- —Approved a final pay IRONWOOD — Gogebic Com- at 4 p.m. at the Linquist Center. tion in by May ended when the $100,000 of the $1 million DOT cel that was donated to the city on request for $27,319 from Ross munity College will host a series Following the Idea Bounce, city of Hurley learned the U.S. paving project, in addition to Cary Road. The city has received Peterson Construction, of Hur- of business-related events on Hendrickson — who authored 51 resurfacing project has been covering the infrastructure costs a $10,000 check to go along with ley, for phase 1 of the water Monday and Tuesday as part of the book, “Who I Am Depends on moved back to 2021. through the grant. the donation of the parcel. treatment facility project. the annual symposium centered Me!” — will deliver a presenta- The Second Avenue project Jeff Seamandel, of MSA Pro- —Granted a Combination —Learned the city’s share of around the college’s Spring Idea tion to the community at 6 p.m. had been originally been fessional Services, told the city Class B liquor license to ZAH, repairing a wash-out on the road Bounce business plan competi- in the Linquest Center based on planned by the Wisconsin council Tuesday that since the Sandra K. Ransanici, agent, for to Lake Michele will be $7,000. tion. the book, discussing strategies Department of Transportation project has been delayed by the the Alaska House, 601 Granite The matter will come before the Motivational speaker Patty for success by engaging “your for 2017. DOT, the grant application has- St., provided the proper paper- council for approval at next Hendrickson, of La Crosse Wis., best self.” A reception at Maple- The city had until May to sub- n’t been submitted. work is filled out by the appli- month’s meeting. will speak at a number events, wood Steakhouse will be held mit a Community Development The delay means the city cant. A restaurant registration —Agreed to advertise for a designed for both members of the after the presentation. Block Grant application for council will have much more was also approved for ZAH. part-time summer employee at college and the general community. On Tuesday, the college will $500,000 for infrastructure work time to prepare a project in —Agreed to set up a meeting minimum wage. On Monday, Hendrickson will host Nick Anderson as the deliver a luncheon training ses- keynote speaker of the first sion entitled “Decide to Thrive — annual Connect Summit. The Engaging People and Their Pas- summit’s goal is to bring Ontonagon BILL SIGNING sions,” according to an announce- progress to the area through con- ment from the college. The ses- necting regional stakeholders. board OKs sion will “focus on connecting Anderson is the Chief Execu- with people to improve working tive Officer of the Crispian relationships that drive a culture Advantage and “has a diverse picture project of success,” according to the experience in managing and Jan Tucker release. leading effective change and [email protected] Hendrickson will then partici- alignment projects,” according to ONTONAGON – Residents pate in the college’s Idea Bounce the release. and visitors to Ontonagon will competition, which provides stu- Anyone interested in attend- see much of what the village dents the opportunity to pitch ing the presentations can contact looked like in the 1920s with a their business plans to judges for Ken Trzaska at 906-285-1989 or project approved by the a chance to win cash prizes. The Beth Steiger at 906-307-1247. Ontonagon Township Board competition is scheduled to begin — RICHARD JENKINS Tuesday. The Pennsylvania Avenue- side of the Ontonagon Memo- rial Building has had its large windows boarded up many Tax Freedom Day arrives on April 20 years, and the board had Michigan’s Tax Freedom Day, liest in Louisiana on April 2 and hoped to install new windows when taxpayers in the state have Mississippi on April 4. Connecti- as part of the building's recon- collectively earned enough cut and New Jersey will be the struction. However, it was dis- money to pay the federal, state last to reach it this year on May covered that when the build- and local tax bill for the year, 13. ing had been boarded up, the will arrive on April 20, according “Tax Freedom Day gives us a supporting structures for the to the Tax Foundation. vivid representation of how large windows had been That ranks Michigan as 28th much we pay for the goods and removed. To fully restore the in reaching Tax Freedom Day. services provided by govern- windows to their former glory According to the annual ments at all levels,” said Tax would cost $45,000, Township report by the non-partisan Tax Foundation Economist Kyle Clerk Bill Chabot said. Foundation, national Tax Free- Pomerleau. “Arguments can be Rather than go forward dom Day falls on April 24, 114 made for if and why the tax bill is with the costly repair, the days into the year and nine days too high or too low, but in order board awarded a bid to Bob after the tax filing deadline. to have an honest discussion, it’s Burrows of Peninsula Graph- Photo submitted Each state’s total federal, important for taxpayers to ics to obtain 4 by 8 epic pic- STATE SENS. Phil Pavlov, R-St. Clair Township, left, and Tom Casperson, R-Escanaba, stand with Michigan state and local tax burden varies understand cost of government. Gov. Rick Snyder, seated, after he signed into law bills to outlaw use of certain unmanned aerial or sub- greatly. mersible vehicles to harass or stalk hunters or anglers and ensure the vehicles can’t be used to take game. Tax Freedom Day arrives ear- (For more information see brief on page 5.) ONTONAGON — page 5 TAXES — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Aspirus offers easy access to wellness tips, recipes and physician resources. aspirus.org/healthyliving 2 l THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2015 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECAST FOR IRONWOODNATION / WORLD TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY A grand opening and ‘The Way We Worked’ events are just starting Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Sunny Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Let’s start off with a big thank film on the Barton Organ. $5 you for the folks who participat- Admission. 67º 43º 64º 38º 56º 37º 57º 37º 46º 30º ed in the “Mining Our Heritage” On Monday, Nanette Paque- Winds: 5-10 mph S Winds: Light winds Winds: 3-7 mph S Winds: 5-10 mph SE Winds: 5-10 mph S discussion and “The Way We tte will host an Alpaca farm tour Worked” Opening Ceremony on & fiber arts demonstration at OUTLOOK a beautiful day. Our opening day Nanette’s Knits and Gifts in Ontonagon was called one of the best every Wakefield. Meet at Nanette’s 62/42 Today we will see partly cloudy skies with a high seen in Michigan by Jan Fede- shop in Wakefield for a spinning temperature of 67º, humidity of 39%. South wind wa, the executive director of demonstration and see the prod- Bergland 5 to 10 mph. The record high temperature for Michigan Humanities. ucts made from alpaca fiber. 68/42 today is 78º set in 1942. Expect mostly cloudy Appropriately scheduled for Then travel 1 mile to the skies tonight with an overnight low of 43º. Ironwood Wakefield the week of April 15, see what Orchard Hills Alpaca Farm and Saxon 45 67/43 68/42 SUN AND MOON happens when government loses two short silent films, Charlie visit the beautiful animals this 66/41 Marenisco control of currency by viewing Chaplin in The Floor Walker fiber comes from and a hands on Bessemer 67/41 pre-WWII German hyper infla- and the 1930s Behind the Scenes experience with their fleeces. Upson Hurley 68/43 2 Watersmeet tion money from 10:30 a.m. to 5 in the Machine Age. The films Bring an apple if you would like 68/42 67/42 68/41 Sunrise ...... 6:10 a.m. p.m. at Beaver’s Resort in Mer- will be accompanied on the Bar- to feed an alpaca. 51 Sunset ...... 7:50 p.m. cer today through Saturday. ton organ by Andrew Rogers, Also next week the Ironwood Mercer Moonrise ...... 5:02 a.m. Also enjoy the political cartoons staff organist at the Michigan Carnegie Library offers pro- 64/43 Moonset ...... 5:28 p.m. of Tom Karls of the Lakeland Theatre in Ann Arbor. This free grams for children, Dancing Manitowish Times. And to protect your evening at the theatre ends with Raven ArtWorks offers iron & 64/41 NATIONAL WEATHER money under the mattress, see a classic Tom & Jerry cartoon, bead classes, Creative Spirits Minocqua Today Fri. knitting demonstrations on an “The Cat Concerto.” offers vintage book and card 66/41 Chicago 57/43 sh 67/49 s antique sock machine on Satur- A tea party, a vintage quilt making classes. Dallas 77/63 t 78/62 t show and two fashion shows are Kansas City 74/57 pc 73/57 t day. Volunteers learn new skills, Los Angeles 86/57 s 84/56 s The Ironwood Carnegie scheduled for Bessemer on Sat- meet new people and help the ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATHER New York 60/47 s 67/53 sh Library will host an “Andrew urday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. At community. Stop by your Orlando 88/69 t 87/69 t Carnegie Day Open House” from Bessemer’s City Hall and Memo- favorite historic or cultural orga- Temperature Today Fri. 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Work Today: Flat Andrew Visits door. film “The American Experience: Answer: Yes. 4/18 4/25 5/3 5/11 Wausau 65/44 pc 68/42 pc our Community’s Workplaces” Also in Bessemer on Satur- The CCC” at 2 p.m. and host Bill photo collage. day, mining and logging videos Jamerson’s “Dollar-a-Day Boys” “The Way We Worked” events will be shown at the Bessemer live show at 7 p.m. can be viewed at Goge- Heritage Center at 3 p.m. hosted “The Way We Worked” at the bicTWWW.wordpress.com. by Ed Sandene and Dick Steiger Downtown Art Place is made On-The-Spot CLOSING OUT Friday evening, the Historic Saturday night, the Historic possible through a collaboration Ironwood Theatre will present Ironwood Theatre’s “Five Flicks” of the Smithsonian, the National In-The-Store ALL “Friday Freebies — Silent Movie series continues with the silent Archives and the Michigan Shorts and a Cartoon” at 7 p.m. film “Modern Times.” Charlie Humanities Council. Support WEDDING BOOKS To kick off their “Five Flicks” Chaplin as The Little Tramp provided by the United States Instant Passport Photos film series as part of the “The struggles to survive in the mod- Congress, the State of Michigan Way We Worked Gogebic Range” ern, industrialized world while and over fifty local businesses exhibition, the theatre will show Andrew Rogers accompanies the and organizations. Camera & Sound Main 906-932-3901Street, Ironwood PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE CubansRonnie’ to open s talks about US fugitives as ties warm HAVANA (AP) — The U.S. and diplomatic relations and the plex and occasionally frustrating Cuba will open talks about two of reopening of an embassy in negotiations. America’s most-wanted fugitives Havana as the means by which “This is important because it as part of a new dialogue about we’ll be able, more effectively, to speaks to Obama’s desire to keep law-enforcement cooperation press the Cuban government on moving forward,” said Esteban made possible by President law enforcement issues such as Morales, a political science profes- Barack Obama’s decision to fugitives. And Cuba has agreed to sor at the University of Havana. remove Cuba from a list of state enter into a law enforcement dia- “Now there are no political obsta- sponsors of terror, the State logue with the United States that cles. What remains are organiza- Department announced Wednes- will work to resolve these cases,” tional and technical problems, day. Rathke said. The dialogue is also which can be resolved.” Cuban officials and ordinary expected to address cooperation In a message to Congress, citizens alike hailed Obama’s on more routine crimes, officials Obama said Tuesday that Cuba’s action to remove the island from said. government “has not provided the list, saying it heals a decades- A Cuban government any support for international ter- old insult to national pride and spokesman did not immediately rorism” over the last six months clears the way to swiftly restore return calls seeking comment and has given “assurances that it diplomatic relations. Wednesday, but Josefina Vidal, will not support acts of interna- State Department spokesman Cuba’s top diplomat for U.S. tional terrorism in the future.” Associated Press Jeff Rathke said Cuba had agreed affairs, recently ruled out any Cuba will officially be removed DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton poses for a photo with Simpson College stu- to talks about fugitives including return of political refugees. from the terrorism list 45 days dent MacKenzie Bills, center, after meeting with Iowa Democratic Party lawmakers at the Statehouse, Joanne Chesimard, aka Assata Still she said Tuesday night after the president’s message was Wednesday, in Des Moines, Iowa. Shakur, who was granted asylum that “the Cuban government rec- sent to Congress. Lawmakers by Fidel Castro after she escaped ognizes the president of the Unit- could vote to block the move dur- from a U.S. prison where she was ed States’ just decision to take ing that window, though Obama Clinton faces promise, risk of serving a sentence for killing a Cuba off a list in which it should would be nearly certain to veto New Jersey state trooper in 1973. never have been included.” such a measure. The U.S. and Cuba will also dis- Cuban and U.S. foreign-policy Rathke said Cuba had also pro- being seen as 3rd Obama term cuss the case of William Morales, experts said the two governments vided assurances that Basque a Puerto Rican nationalist want- appeared to have taken a major nationalists living in Cuba would NORWALK, Iowa (AP) — only presidents to maintain con- her campaign highlighted the ed in connection with bombings in leap toward the reopening of never be allowed out to carry out Hillary Rodham Clinton came to trol for three terms during the comment in a press release later New York in the 1970s. embassies in Havana and Wash- future attacks against Spain. Iowa to give voters an intimate past half-century. in the day. “We see the reestablishment of ington after four months of com- What remains to be seen is glance of who she’d be as presi- Her success will depend, at Yet, she also vowed to “defend whether Cuba will allow U.S. dent. What they got instead was least in part, on how she walks all those important changes” in diplomats to move around Cuba a glimpse into the complicated the fine line between praising the health care law and lament- and maintain contacts with citi- relationship between the current Obama enough to maintain the ed the lack of immigration legis- zens including dissidents, the sec- inhabitant of the White House support of his loyal coalition, lation, saying the U.S. is “turn- ond point of contention in the and the woman who hopes to fol- particularly the black and mil- ing down people who really want negotiations on restoring full low in his path. lennial voters who overwhelm- to work” — two key priorities of diplomatic relations. On a two-day swing through ingly backed his candidacy, and the Obama administration that Iowa, the opening act of her 2016 putting enough distance to woo Clinton, as secretary of state, campaign, Clinton embraced two independents frustrated with had little hand in advocating. of the most politically fraught Washington partisanship. Such comments are catnip for planks of President Barack Just days into her early cam- Republicans, who see Obama as Obama’s legacy: the health care paign, that strategy is already on the nightmare haunting her law and the push for an immigra- display. presidential dreams. tion overhaul. But even as she While Clinton’s kickoff video In polling conducted by CNN cast herself as continuing the was an upbeat appeal to inherit last month, 57 percent of Ameri- Obama administration’s domestic the diverse coalition that twice cans said their “perfect candi- policies, Clinton carefully drew a elected Obama, at events in Iowa date” would be someone who subtle contrast between her lead- she took a more downbeat tone, changed most policies of the ership and that of the president. describing the middle-class Obama administration. Already, “I want fix our political system. dream as slipping away from Republicans are stressing the I want to get things done,” she many Americans. deep ties between the two, told small business owners, sit- “Unfortunately the deck is still describing Clinton’s candidacy as Look for ting between cardboard fruit car- stacked in favor of those at the a “third Obama term.” Shortly tons at a produce company ware- top,” Clinton said on Wednesday. before Clinton entered the race these Inserts in house in Norwalk. “We have to “We need to reshuffle the cards and on Sunday, former Florida Gov. start breaking down the divisions begin to play a different hand.” Jeb Bush released a video mes- Tomorrow’s that have paralyzed our politics.” And she’s cast herself as con- sage deriding the “Obama-Clin- The roundtable with small sensus builder, eager to seeking ton foreign policy.” Daily Globe business owners reflected the political agreement, a gentle On foreign policy, Clinton has pull-and-tug that Clinton will face rebuke of the harsh partisanship magnified the differences between as she attempts to extend that’s characterized the Obama her positions and those of the TV Time Democrats’ control over the White era. “We’ve learned a lot in the president she served. She House to three straight terms, last few years,” she said. “We’re all expressed public disagreement should she win the nomination. just going to have to get around with the administration’s early Dunham’s It won’t be easy: Historically, the table and get back to work.” position against arming the Syri- Americans have rewarded In a remark Tuesday that an opposition. Earlier this month, change after a party controls the could have come from a Republi- Clinton voiced cautious support Cloverland Motors presidency for two straight terms can, she said: “We’ve got to figure 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 for Obama’s nuclear deal with — Republicans Ronald Reagan out in our country how to get Iran, though she remarked that 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 DAILY GLOBE www.yourdailyglobe.com and George H.W. 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Email calendar items and com- Children’s Story Hour, 10 a.m., or 715-561-2191. munity news to news@yourdaily- Marenisco Public Library. Wisconsin Veterans Employ- Taste of Gogebic Range globe.com. For more information, Children’s crafts, 10 a.m. to 4 ment Services Representative, 9- call 906-932-2211. p.m., Bessemer Public Library. 11:30 a.m., veterans service office, Friends of the Ironwood Hurley. 715-392-7808. Thursday, April 16 The Gogebic Community Col- beer and wine will be available Carnegie Library, 10 a.m., library. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- lege Foundation is hosting the for purchase to complement the Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- 6th annual Taste of the Gogebic food offerings. nity Action Agency food commod- a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Range on Monday, April 27 in There will be two contests ity distribution, seniors, mothers, wood. area74.org. 1110. infants, children, 9:45-10 a.m. EST, Alcoholics Anonymous Blood Pressure Screening, 11 the David G. Lindquist Student going on during the event. The Lake Gogebic Senior Center, Berg- Women’s Group, noon, Salem a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice Center. This event features sam- Tasters Choice Award will be land; 10:20-10:35 a.m. EST, Porcu- Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- plings food and beverages from voted on by the attendees, and pine Mountain Senior Center, White Community Pickleball Pad- mer. 906-663-0308. area restaurants, businesses and the Best of Show Award will be Pine; 11-11:45 a.m. EST, Holy Fami- dlers, 2 to 5 p.m., Mercer School Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, caterers. Samples include decided by judges. Booths will be ly Catholic Church parking lot, gymnasium. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. soups, salads, appetizers, judged on overall display, presen- Bessemer Historical Society, 3 area74.org. Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. EST, entrees, sandwiches, beverages tation of food samples, and taste. Resource Center, Mass City; 2:15- p.m., presentations by Ed Sandene Adult Book Club, 4 p.m., Iron- on mining and Dick Steiger on log- wood Carnegie Library. and desserts. Tickets are limited and are by 2:45 p.m. EST, Stannard Township “If you have attended The advance purchase only. There Ballpark, Bruce Crossing; 2:30-2:45 ging. Iron County Highway Commit- Taste before, you know you are will be no ticket sales at the door. p.m., Watersmeet Town Hall parking Chess Nuts Chess Club, 4 p.m., tee, 4 p.m., Hurley Highway Depart- lot, Watersmeet. 906-884-2106. Maplewood Steakhouse, Ironwood. ment. guaranteed an evening of eating favorite selection from an area Contact the GCC Foundation Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Sunday, April 19 Bessemer American Legion delights. If you haven’t yet business, and the opportunity to Office at 906-932-4231, ext. 201, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Ladies Auxiliary Unit 27, 6 p.m., attended, you should. This year win a door prize ranging from a to reserve your tickets. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Legion Post. we are excited to offer many dinner certificate all the way up All proceeds from the event Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 closed meeting, Salem Lutheran North Country Trail, 6 p.m., excellent door prizes in addition to a weekend stay at a local will benefit the Gogebic Commu- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Church, Ironwood. Regal Country Inn, Wakefield. 906- to the best food sampling event lodge.” nity College Foundation. The 229-5122. 1110. Gogebic Range Trail Authority, in our area,” said Kelly Marczak, A social hour will be offered foundation was established in Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., VFW post home. Gogebic Community College from 5 to 6 p.m., with the Taste 1977 as a non-profit corporation Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Foundation Director. “You have available from 6 to 8 p.m. Coffee for the support and development area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Bessemer Veterans of Foreign a chance to go home with a new and punch will be available free, of the college and its mission. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Bessemer. area74.org. Wars, 7 p.m., VFW hall, Bessemer. welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Monday, April 20 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Mended Hearts and Diabetes Gogebic County Human Ser- Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Cats communicate by subtle means vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- open meeting, Wesley United Grand View Hospital conference bic County Medical Care Facility, area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. Methodist Church, Ironwood. LOS ANGELES (AP) — When Wakefield. Government Bessemer Area Historical Soci- Iron County Food Pantry, 9 it comes to cats, those meows ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., Besse- Town of Kimball annual meet- mean ... well, a lot of things. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- ing, 6 p.m., followed by regular mer. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. With each purr, yowl or even Wakefield United Methodist monthly meeting, Community Cen- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ter. blink, felines are saying, “Hello,” weekly free community dinner, 5- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ‘’Let’s snuggle” or “Beat it, Mom.” 6:30 p.m., Wakefield. Wednesday, April 22 area74.org. For the increasing number of pet ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Pre-school story time, 1:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Christian Men of the Northland, owners who want to connect with p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. their often-aloof fur babies, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Iron County Historical Society, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Faith Center, Ironwood. 2 p.m., Iron County Historical Soci- Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 experts say there’s something to Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 ety Museum, 303 Iron St., Hurley. a.m., Range Community Bible gain from those attempts at com- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Gogebic Community College Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. munication. Hurley. area74.org. Idea Bounce competition, 4 p.m., Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Cats are very independent, Gogebic County Council of Lindquist Center. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) and so they are easily misunder- Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- Adult poetry group, 5:30 p.m., Public Library. 715-476-2366. stood, says Dr. Gary Weitzman, mer VFW. Ironwood Carnegie Library. Alcoholics Anonymous, open president and CEO of the San Knights of Columbus Council meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Gogebic Community College Diego Humane Society and 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC presents business speaker Patty Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Hall, Ironwood. American Red Cross blood SPCA and author of the new Hendrickson, 6 p.m., Lindquist Cen- National Geographic book “How Wakefield Chamber of Com- ter. Reception follows at Maplewood. drive, noon-6 p.m., Memorial Build- merce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Municipal Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., ing, Ironwood. For appointment, call to Speak Cat.” He aims to unrav- Building. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, 906-932-5478. el the mystery by helping people Government Ironwood. area74.org. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 discern what cats are trying to Submitted Photo Aging Unit of Iron County Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, p.m. 906-932-4990. convey. MONSTER KITTY waits for food at home in Ironwood. Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Hurley Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Iron County Veterans Service Crafty kitties can make 16 dif- Senior Center, Hurley. Cane Court, Ontonagon. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) ferent meow sounds and usually up that appendage as it as thick as a human hair and Gogebic County Forestry and area74.org. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. only unleash them when people approaches to show it’s happy to rooted three times as deep, the Parks Commission, 4:30 p.m., Nat- Government Iron County Deer Advisory are around, he said. Meows can see you. whiskers guide them, help them ural Resources Center, Bessemer. Council, 7 p.m. Discussion on Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Iron County Fair Board, 7 p.m., county courthouse, Bessemer. be their way of saying feed me, Susan McMinn, 55, of Tryon, with prey and show how they are antlerless quota recommendations pet me or let me out, and hardly North Carolina, was eager to try feeling. Mercer Community Center. and permit levels for the 2015 deer Iron County Planning and Zon- ever get exchanged between the slow-blinking exercise with Learning to communicate Friday, April 17 season. ing Committee, 6:30 p.m., Court- Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., house, Hurley. cats. her Siamese cat, Jade, after with cats becomes even impor- Gogebic Conservation District, support group, Woodland Church, Thursday, April 23 That’s because cats learn they reading the book. tant for those who adopt a pet 10 a.m., Natural Resource Center, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or can get something desirable from “I sat and blinked slowly at based only on the color or breed Bessemer. methetc.web.com. Pre-school story time, 10:15 people if they meow, said Dr. my cat, and she blinked right they want versus a connection Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Government a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Ironwood Bonnie Beaver, executive direc- back. I know she loves me, of with the animal. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Bessemer Housing Commis- Carnegie Library. tor of the American College of course, but now I feel I under- At Happy Cats Sanctuary in Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Veterinary Behaviorists and a stand her communication even Medford, New York, a potential p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., professor at Texas A&M Univer- more,” McMinn said. owner might ask for a “white cat Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Gogebic County Family Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., sity’s College of Veterinary McMinn has owned Jade for with fluffy fur,” said Melissa Cox, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Department of Human Services Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 10 years and has had six cats director of communications and Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Medicine. She also wrote the Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. 1110. 2003 textbook “Feline Behavior.” over her lifetime, but she says development. Scrabble at the Mercer Library, Wakefield-Marenisco School Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, The meaning of a scratch or a it’s clear she still has a lot to She tells them not to go by 2:30-4:30 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Public Board, 5 p.m., school administrative Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. hiss is pretty clear, but cats can learn. “And I thought I was an looks alone because the true indi- Library. 715-476-2366. board room, Wakefield. area74.org. talk in more subtle ways — with expert.” she said. cator of compatibility is spending Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Bessemer City Council, 5 p.m., Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all their eyes and tails. A slow blink Even ear and whisker move- time with a cat and getting to Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 city hall, Bessemer. welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- from a feline, for example, is like ments signify something worth know it. Cane Court, Ontonagon. Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. a wink between friends, Weitz- listening to. If a cat’s ears are For McMinn, she says she area74.org. Hurley High School library. Chess Club, 4 p.m., Ironwood man said. flat, don’t get close because it’s isn’t done with the book and Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Watersmeet Township School Carnegie Library. … “Blinking is like a kitty scared or facing a fight, Weitz- plans to use some of its training p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 man said. tips. But now she knows “what to Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Watersmeet School. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, kiss,” he said. A kitty is happy, calm or Government Tuesday, April 21 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse And extending their tails look for in her (cat’s) tail and ear Gogebic-Iron Airport Board, Faith Center, Ironwood. straight up equates to a human friendly when its whiskers are movement, whisker positions handshake, he said. A cat perks naturally out to the side. Twice and in her eyes.” 4:30 p.m., airport. Iron-Gogebic Integrated Family Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Saturday, April 18 Services, 9-10:30 a.m., Iron County p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Courthouse, Hurley. 906-663-4045 Hurley. area74.org. ‘Mamma Mia!’ restaurant opens in Stockholm Barbara Seyda wins $10,000 Yale Drama Series Prize STOCKHOLM (AP) — Ulvaeus, 69, told The Associated wife.” NEW YORK (AP) — An Ari- Court in Fulton, Missouri. Seyda 1855?’ And then any time I “Mamma Mia!” may be in its Press. If the concept proves success- zona-based writer, editor, pho- also dug up genealogical records, looked at the news or looked at final year on Broadway, but the Tentatively named “Nicos’ ful, Ulvaeus didn’t rule out try- tographer and designer has won newspapers, journals and letters. what was happening on a nation- ABBA musical is getting a Taverna,” the restaurant will ing it outside Sweden. the ninth Yale Drama Series In addition, she grafted random al or a regional platform, all of rebirth of sorts — this time in a open in the Grona Lund amuse- “I see actually no reason why Prize with her debut play based street interviews onto the these issued seemed very rele- restaurant setting. ment park, a block from the not,” he said. “So maybe if we on the real story of a slave in archival material to give the vant.” Former ABBA member Bjorn ABBA museum. find a good place in London, Missouri who killed her master characters a contemporary edge The play begins in Celia’s jail Ulvaeus said Wednesday he The Greek-island setting will Hamburg or wherever, there in 1855. and feel alive. cell on the eve of her execution hopes to transfer the show’s be the same but the story line will be a ‘Nicos’ Taverna’ as Barbara Seyda’s play “Celia, a Celia was born in 1836 and and it’s told from the perspective dancing-in-the-aisles party will be different from the musical well.” Slave: 26 Characters Testify,” on bought at age 14 at a slave auc- of 26 people, a technique Seyda atmosphere to a Greek taverna and change slightly every “Mamma Mia!” the musical Wednesday won the award and tion in 1850 by Missouri calls “prismatic and kaleidoscop- set to open in January in Stock- evening, Ulvaeus said. Without opened in London in 1999 and $10,000. It will be published by landowner Robert Newsom, who ic.” holm. divulging details, he said it two years later in New York, Yale University Press and there repeatedly raped her over five The monetary part of the The idea is to have musicians revolves around “Nicos,” a Greek where it is set to close on Broad- will be a staged reading at Lin- years. She delivered two children award is the David Charles Horn and actors interacting with wait- taverna owner in his 50’s, and way in September after a 14-year coln Center Theater’s Claire Tow and in 1855, pregnant with a Prize, named in honor of a man ers and guests, who will be invit- his “slightly younger Swedish run. Theater in September. third Newsom baby, she fended whose dream of having his own ed to sing and dance along to the “I love theater that is galva- off his attack by hitting him with writing published was never catchy tunes of the Swedish THEATRE NORTH presents nizing, that’s invigorating, that a stick, which killed him. She realized. His widow, Francine 1970’s pop group. makes me feel like I want to was arrested and hanged at age Horn, established the prize to “They will be part of a little throw up, that gives me night- 19. offer other fledgling artists the story in real time, which will be “The Glass Menagerie” mares,” she said by phone from The play explores systemic chance to see their work in print. played out during the evening,” Tucson. “I like theater that’s con- racism, slave litigation, rape and by Tennessee Williams frontational and I hope this play the execution of a juvenile. “It’s will be challenging and con- challenging material and it’s frontational.” heartbreaking and it’s brutal,” The play is based on the hand- Seyda said. written trial transcript and court “I kept thinking, ‘Who’s going records from Callaway County to be interested in this play from

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He later served as provincial pre- Sue Mizell, Publisher in front of a modest two-story home. Right mier from 1964 to 1971. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor here, at 814 Saskatchewan Crescent in the Shortly after the medical legislation was Nutana residential neighborhood of Saska- David passed, Douglas left office to head the newly toon, rests a small historical plaque that for Shribman formed New Democratic Party and in that months of the year is covered by snow — but role often defended Canada’s health care sys- that tells a story that transformed tem. “Our friends in the United States are In Their Opinion Saskatchewan in the early 1960s, spread to spending 9 percent of their gross national the other nine provinces of Canada by 1970 product ... on health care and 34 million of Rolling Stone has no and, in the past decade, reached across the doctors argued that the legislation would their people have no health care coverage,” 49th parallel to Barack Obama’s Ameri- render them slaves and, in a pamphlet now he once said. “And in Canada we spend 7 per- ca. resting in the files of the Saskatchewan cent of our gross national product, and every one to blame but itself It is the story of universally accessible Archives, contended that “decisions affecting man, woman and child in Canada is covered public medical insurance, and the irony is you ... would be subject to POLITICAL con- There is very little anyone can say in defense of Rolling by Medicare.” that its beginning in this peaceable kingdom siderations bearing no relation to your A 2004 public poll by the Canadian Broad- Stone magazine’s handling of the sexual assault story it was marked by anger, resentment, protests, NEEDS.” casting Corp. named Douglas, who died in published last year, which sent the University of Virginia and a 23-day doctors strike that affected 79 Before long, signs appeared in medical 1986, as the Greatest Canadian. Terry Fox, campus and fraternity Phi Kappa Psi into turmoil. hospitals and imperiled the health of hun- suites: “This office will be closed after July the amputee athlete who sought to run “A Rape on Campus” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely was dreds of thousands of people. And it was in 1st, 1962. We do not intend to carry on prac- across Canada in 1980 to aid cancer research, brimming with bad journalistic practices, according to a this tiny house that Dr. Samuel Wolfe tice under the Saskatchewan Medical Care was runner-up, followed by former Prime scathing review conducted by the Columbia School of planned a remarkable medical airlift that Insurance Act.” Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Journalism. imported doctors from Great Britain into this Dr. A.B. Voth, a leading member of the In recent years Canadians have com- The review was requested by Rolling Stone Managing prairie province — a desperate but effective Saskatoon medical society, told CFQC televi- plained about wait times, especially for elec- Editor Will Dana, who officially retracted the article Mon- gambit that helped bring an end to the doc- sion: “This plan prepared by the government, tive procedures such as knee replacements day, reported The Associated Press. tors’ strike and assure the future of govern- no matter what the government says, is and diagnostic tests such as mammograms. Quickly, in review: The article, published in the maga- ment health insurance. much more than just medical insurance. It (Indeed, one study found that wait times dou- zine’s November 2014 edition, detailed a culture of sexu- Today that government-sponsored medical places the control of medicine in the hands of bled between 1993 and 2013.) But the point al assault on the Virginia campus and one young woman’s insurance is a vital element of the Canadian the government and its appointees. And this — acknowledged across the border by almost terrifying experience with it. economic and cultural landscape — “part,” as we can never accept.” everyone, Obamacare critic and supporter Almost immediately, media sources started looking at Daphne Taras, dean of the Edwards School of The Saskatchewan College of Physicians alike, with the exception of Sen. Ted Cruz, the story more closely and asking tough questions, the Business at University of Saskatchewan, and Surgeons called the measure “peacetime the Republican presidential candidate born same ones Rolling Stone editors should have been asking puts it, “of who we are as a country.” conscription.” in Canada — is that once government-man- from the start. But its birth was difficult and controver- But for all the voices like that of Louis J. dated health insurance is instituted, it very Genesove, a Moose Jaw doctor who was assis- This, according to the review, was a mess that abso- sial, so much so that during the crisis likely is never going away. William G. Davies, the provincial health min- tant director of the Canadian Council on Hos- That’s the lesson for all of North America lutely did not have to happen. pital Accreditation and who called the plan The report, AP said, found three major flaws in the ister, slept with a 10-gauge shotgun at his from one of the continent’s most remote out- side, and Clyne Harradence, a prominent “cunningly contrived and viciously propagan- magazine’s reporting methodology: Erdely did not try to posts, a place so isolated it has its own pecu- lawyer from the central Saskatchewan city of dized,” there were others, from the Farmers’ liar vernacular, for nowhere else on earth contact key sources in the story, instead taking Jackie’s Prince Albert, said, “I’m sure if I suggested Union Ladies Lodge, the Saskatchewan does the phrase “bunny hug” — elsewhere (the alleged victim) word for it that one of them refused to that people go out and get their guns and Wheat Pool Committee and the Board of Fed- applied to an early 20th-century ragtime talk; the reporter failed to give enough details of the deal with the legislation in that fashion, erated Co-operatives, who wrote the provin- dance — mean a hooded sweatshirt with a alleged assault when she contacted the fraternity for com- they’d have done it.” cial premier with unstinting support. front pocket. You could look it up (but you’ll ment, which made it difficult for the organization to This is not language one hears in Canada With 90 percent of Saskatchewan’s doctors need the Canadian Oxford Dictionary). investigate; and Rolling Stone did not try hard enough to every day. on strike, Dr. Wolfe implemented his medical “When we think of Saskatchewan as being find the person Jackie accused of orchestrating the The crisis — and government health airlift plan, and a flood of British doctors the most Canadian of provinces, it is medical assault. insurance for all of North America — began entered the province to support what Time insurance that’s one of the elements, because Everyone with dirty hands is, of course, apologizing all after Saskatchewan elected to office in 1944 magazine called “a country cousin of Britain’s it speaks of our empathy for others,” says Rob over the place: Dana, for letting Erdely commit the jour- the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, National Health Service.” Meanwhile, a Norris, a Saskatchewan provincial legislator. nalistic sins that she did; and Erdely herself, for commit- the first socialist government in Canada. women’s organization called “Keep Our Doc- “When it’s minus 40 degrees out here on the ing the sins. The CCF’s charismatic leader, Tommy tors” rallied against the measure in Regina, prairies, neighbors have to look after one The people who battle sexual assault, meanwhile, are Douglas, proposed the health care measure the provincial capital, some of the protesters another, and it’s that sense of compassion worrying aloud that this mess will discourage people from at the beginning of the 1960s, promising, in holding placards reading “Democracy is and community that makes us Canada.” reporting actual assaults. Fraternity leaders were said to language much like that employed by Hillary Threatened.” David M. Shribman is executive editor be lawyering up. Rodham Clinton in 1993 and Obama in 2009, Leading the opposition was the Liberal of the Post-Gazette (dshribman@post- With so much information flowing into and out of news- that “you will choose the surgeon and you Party chief, W. Ross Thatcher. “The socialists gazette.com, 412 263-1890). Follow him on rooms each day, we understand how good-faith errors can will choose the specialist.” The province’s say, ‘Elect us, even with a 35 percent majori- Twitter at ShribmanPG. happen. That wasn’t the case here, however. Rolling Stone was sloppy, which produced a very bad result. Today in history no against the Chicago White Sox, —The Mining Journal (Marquette) 1-0, at Comiskey Park. The Associated Press In 1947, the French ship Grand- camp blew up at the harbor in Texas Today’s Highlights in History City, Texas; another ship, the High On April 16, 1945, during World Flyer, exploded the following day War II, a Soviet submarine in the (the blasts and fires killed nearly 600 Baltic Sea torpedoed and sank the people). Financier Bernard M. Today’s Birthdays MV Goya, which Germany was Baruch said in a speech at the South using to transport civilian refugees Carolina statehouse, “Let us not be Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI is 88. Actor Peter Mark Richman is 88. and wounded soldiers; it’s estimated deceived — we are today in the Singer Bobby Vinton is 80. Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II is 75. Bas- that up to 7,000 people died. U.S. midst of a cold war.” ketball Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is 68. Ann Romney is 66. troops reached Nuremberg. U.S. In 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. NFL coach Bill Belichick is 63. Rock singer and former politician Peter forces invaded the Japanese island wrote his “Letter from Birmingham Garrett is 62. Actress Ellen Barkin is 61. Rock musician Jason Scheff of Ie Shima. In his first speech to Jail” in which he said, “Injustice any- (Chicago) is 53. Singer Jimmy Osmond is 52. Rock singer David Pirner Congress, President Harry S. Tru- where is a threat to justice every- (Soul Asylum) is 51. Actor-comedian Martin Lawrence is 50. Actor Jon man pledged to carry out the war where.” Cryer is 50. Rock musician Dan Rieser is 49. Actor Peter Billingsley is and peace policies of his late prede- In 1972, Apollo 16 blasted off on a 44. Actor Lukas Haas is 39. Figure skater Mirai Nagasu is 22. cessor, President Franklin D. Roo- voyage to the moon with astronauts sevelt. John W. Young, Charles M. Duke Jr. Thought for Today On this date and Ken Mattingly on board. In 1789, President-elect George In 1986, dispelling rumors he was “The only graceful way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can’t Washington left Mount Vernon, Vir- dead, Libyan leader Moammar Gad- ignore it, top it; if you can’t top it, laugh at it; if you can’t laugh at it, it’s ginia, for his inauguration in New hafi appeared on television to con- probably deserved.” — Russell Lynes, American writer (1910-1991) York. demn the U.S. raid on his country In 1879, Bernadette Soubirous, and to say that Libyans were “ready who’d described seeing visions of to die” defending their nation. the Virgin Mary at Lourdes, died in In 1991, Sir David Lean, who had Nevers, France. directed “The Bridge on the River Letters Policy In 1889, comedian and movie Kwai,” ‘’Lawrence of Arabia” and II’s ring and seal to formally end his sold mortgage investments without director Charles Chaplin was born in “Doctor Zhivago” (and who was the reign. 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Maki, 82, of Ironwood, for- downstate. sin has a recycling program for merly of Marenisco, died Wednesday, April 15, 2015. DNR officials said fire danger plastic, glass, metal containers has been “high to very high” and paper. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Lakeside across the state, and even For yard debris, composting is Memorial Chapel Inc., Wakefield, Jerald Rocco, owner-manag- “extreme” on some days. an option. er. Debris burning is the number If burning is the only option one cause of fires in Wisconsin, for yard waste, burning permits James ‘Jim’ Ignatius McKay causing about 30 percent of the may be required to burn yard state’s wildfires each year. debris piles or for broadcast MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — James ‘Jim’ Ignatius McKay, 87, Burning household trash in burning any time the ground is of South St. Paul, Minn., passed away peacefully on April 13, Wisconsin is illegal. A study by not completely snow-covered. 2015. the U.S Environmental Protec- For more information on He was born on Oct. 3, 1927, in Ironwood, Mich., to Belmont tion Agency found 15 households burning permits and current fire McKay and Victoria (Dietz). James and his loving wife of near- burning trash each day emit the danger in Wisconsin, visit ly 60 years, Felicia (Lenz), lived in Ironwood same amount of cancer-causing dnr.wi.gov and search keyword for much of their married life. dioxin and furan emissions as a “fire.” To learn more about ways Jim loved fishing, hunting and golf, and was 200-ton-per-day municipal waste to handle waste materials, an amazing artist. incinerator using high-efficiency search “waste.” His wife, parents, son Thomas, and five sib- lings preceded him in death. and housing combined. He is survived by children, Ann (Wendell) Taxes —Americans will pay $3.3 Buysman, Robert, Timothy and Martin; grand- trillion in federal taxes and $1.5 children, Felicia and Breyton Buysman; and trillion in state and local taxes, siblings, Ray, Mike and Vicky (Diego). for a total bill of more than $4.8 From page 1 He will be lovingly remembered. trillion, or 31.1 percent of the A private memorial service with military James ‘Jim’ Tax Freedom Day helps people Ignatius McKay nation’s income. honors will be held at Fort Snelling National relate to that cost,” he said. Historically, the date for Tax 1927 — 2015 Cemetery in Minneapolis at a later date. The study’s key findings Freedom Day has fluctuated sig- include: nificantly. The latest Tax Free- —National Tax Freedom Day dom Day was May 1, 2000, Record is one day later than last year, meaning that Americans paid 33 mainly because of the country’s percent of their collective Submitted Photo continued steady economic incomes toward taxes. A century SAMANTHA BACKLUND explores the beaches near Saxon Harbor, soaking up the sunshine and 70 degree weather Wednesday morning, FIRE CALLS was not screened, creating a poten- growth. earlier, in 1900, only 5.9 percent City of Ironwood tially hazardous situation during a —Americans will collectively of national income was required joined by her four-legged crew . The Ironwood Public Safety time of high fire danger. spend more on taxes in 2015 to pay the tax bill, and Tax Free- Department was called out Tuesday Sparks were landing outside of than they will on food, clothing dom Day fell on Jan. 22. evening to the scene of potential fire the barrel, according to an officer’s danger. report. Briefs Canine flu outbreak sickens A vehicle was parked on the dead An IPSD officer was able to con- end of Frederick Street, near Case tact the son of the woman who was Street, where an old oil tank was burning the wood and water was Michigan legislation drones refuse to acknowledge that the being used as a wood-burning fire- poured on the fire with a bucket. for harassment wrong man is behind bars. hundreds of dogs in Midwest place, near dry grass. The woman, a Greenbush Street “I have nothing to gain from Old lumber was being burned resident, was warned to cease the LANSING — Gov. Rick Sny- testifying about my commission MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A one has to take the precaution unattended and the side of the tank burning. der signed legislation Tuesday of the Runyon murders,” said canine flu outbreak has sickened for himself,” she said. outlawing use of certain Smothers, who is serving 52 many dogs in the Midwest, and Shanesy said she hasn’t seen The Township Board will also unmanned aerial or submersible years in prison for killing eight veterinarians are cautioning pet panic among dog owners, but the Ontonagon go head-to-head with the contrac- vehicles to harass or stalk other people, including the wife owners to keep their dogs from kennel is increasing its sanitiz- tor who installed the steps to the hunters or anglers. of a Detroit police officer. going nose-to-nose with other ing practices. She said she had Memorial Building. Chabot said It also ensures such vehicles “I only want to tell the truth four-legged friends. her two dogs vaccinated and she the steps were installed eight From page 1 can’t be used to take game. in order to prevent an innocent The University of Wisconsin- has cut out trips to the dog park years ago and are crumbling. The Senate Bills 54 and 55, now kid from serving time for crimes Madison’s School of Veterinary to reduce the risk of exposure. tures of Ontonagon before the contractor blames the Township Public Acts 12 and 13, were that I committed,” he wrote in Medicine says the virus has sick- “Like any other pet owner fire, enlarge the pictures and for not having sealer placed on sponsored by Sens. Tom Casper- the in 26-page affidavit. “I hope ened at least 1,000 dogs in Illi- right now, I’m not 100 percent install them on the Pennsylvania the steps when they were built. son, R-Escanaba, and Phil to have the opportunity to testify nois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Indi- comfortable,” Shanesy said. “Any- Avenue-side. The project is Chabot claimed the contractor Pavlov, R-St. Clair. in court to provide details and ana. Recent tests from the Wis- thing I can do to give them a bet- expected to cost $4,900. Chabot placed rusty rebar in the steps Casperson said the legislation drawings of the crime scene that consin Veterinary Diagnostic ter chance of immunity, I’m in.” noted that if additional funds and did a “lousy job.” He asked was introduced following news could only be known by the per- Laboratory have identified the Sarah Duchemin, who works become available in the future, the contractor and township articles quoting anti-hunting son who committed the crime: strain as H3N2. Clinical assis- at The Dog Den in Madison, said the windows could still be board, “Why did the old steps last groups encouraging use of me.” tant professor Keith Poulsen the kennel has been monitoring restored. 80 years without sealer and his unmanned aerial vehicles — Smothers, 34, said he con- says it’s not yet known how effec- its dogs for symptoms, and that if The Township Board also steps 8 years? Why did the back sometimes called drones — to fessed to the four killings — and tive current vaccines are against a dog shows up with a runny accepted the $15,000 bid of John steps last 90 years without sealer stalk or spy on hunters. many others — during recorded this strain, which is believed to nose or is sneezing, the animal D Construction for four new win- and yours are crumbling in 8?” Sportsmen asked the bills pro- interviews when police captured have come from Asia. would be isolated and sent home. dows on the River Street side of The board agreed the Town- hibit use of UAVs while hunting him in 2008. He said an older strain, H3N8, She said the kennel hasn’t had a the Memorial Building. Chabot ship must replace or repair the to comply with “fair chase” poli- has also been detected in the region. dog show any flu symptoms yet, said it will result in the entire steps and will ask for bids on the cies. Microbead legislation Both viruses can cause persis- but it cleans its floors and cages front of the building and River costs. “The contractor is not “Michigan has already banned moves ahead tent cough, runny nose and fever in every day to prevent the spread Street portion of the building accepting responsibility,” Chabot computer-assisted hunting to dogs. Experts say a small percent- of disease. looking the same as it was in told the board and warned the MADISON, Wis. — State Rep. help preserve the purity and the age will develop more severe symp- Luanne Moede, owner of the 1923 when the building was public to, “take care when enter- Beth Meyers, D-Bayfield, on challenge of hunting game. toms. The H3N2 infection has been First Class Pet Lodge in Wausau, built. ing the building.” These similar laws now ban the Tuesday voted for legislation to associated with some deaths. told the Wausau Daily Herald use of remote-controlled, camera- phase out microbeads in prod- Poulsen said pet owners with that clients are being asked if equipped aircraft to locate ucts in the next few years. sick dogs should call a veterinar- dogs have traveled out of state. Lottery wildlife to shoot and kill them.,” Senate Bill 15, to ban ian to schedule a test outside the Moede also said she’s informing microbeads, came before the full Pavlov said. veterinary clinic and should not pet owners about the disease. 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Roche knew she ensure that fair hunting prac- Recently, scientists have dis- Renee Brantner Shanesy, who was taking a risk by boarding For reprints or lamination services, tices are used, while also making covered that beads from wastew- owns the Ruffin’ It Resort in the family pet during the out- sure that those who routinely ater treatment plants enter the contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Madison, said the kennel break, but she feels the facility4.16.15 Are YOu Ready 2x6_Layout 1 4/13/15 3:29 PM Page 1 attack hunting are not able to Great Lakes and other systems. required immunizations against handled it well when the dog harass or attack hunters for no The plastic beads absorb pol- H3N8 for all dogs boarded there began to cough. reason other than to promote lutants such as DDT and PCBs late last week. Shanesy said “They got her to the vet right their own anti-hunting agendas,” and don’t break down. she’s now recommending, not away and she was on antibiotics Casperson said. 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Frank and Renee White of Lac dressing room in the Lunt- “I’m glad it Du Flambeau, and Jane and Fontanne Theatre. This was the ended how it Jerry Grundy of Minocqua. theater where “The Sound of did. I feel really Music” was first staged, where Matthew strongly about Carol Channing starred in Morrison the ending. I Oregon’s beloved “Hello, Dolly!” Elizabeth Taylor think the ‘Glee’ patriarch elephant had a bath in the back when she fans were real- celebrates 53th birthday was here in 1983. ly happy with how it ended as “I just imagine her welcome well. It kind of wrapped up a lot PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The guests back in her pearls and of things.” Oregon Zoo’s beloved patriarch everything,” Morrison said, sip- Morrison barely had time to elephant, Packy, is celebrating ping tea. “It has a really deep say goodbye to Schuester before another birthday: the six-ton history this room.” it was time to tackle Barrie. The senior just turned 53. He hopes to add to the the- actor grew a beard, learned to Zoo officials say Packy is the ater’s rich legacy this month as speak in a Scottish brogue and oldest male of his species on the the star of “Finding Neverland,” prepared his vocal muscles — he North American continent. a new musical about the origin of belts out 14 songs in the show — The zoo’s elephant curator the Peter Pan story. by singing while running. Bob Lee said Packy has slowed “I’ve been dying to get back Mia Michaels of “So You down in old age and the zoo is here for so long,” he said. “This is Think You Can Dance” fame is trying to give him the most com- my Broadway return, and I the show’s choreographer and fortable life possible. wanted it to be really special and knew Morrison as he was coming Packy’s birthday cake be so proud of it. Luckily, I am.” up the ranks in the theater matched the occasion: a 50- Morrison, 36, plays J.M. Bar- world. She’s not surprised he pound whole-wheat block, frost- rie, the “Peter Pan” author, in threw himself into the part. ed with buttercream and topped the adaptation from the 2004 “He is such a triple threat. He with carrots, celery, bananas, whimsical film of the same name can dance, he can sing, he can apples, pears and sweet pota- about a widow whose four young act. But more than anything, he toes. sons inspired Barrie to write the is so open to be molded. He is so In 1962, the zoo says Packy children’s classic. In a neat twist, open to let go of things he knows became the first elephant to be the show is in the same theater and try new things,” she said. born in the Western Hemisphere that once housed “Peter Pan” in “For someone at that moment in in 44 years. He’s one of 22 Asian 1979 with Sandy Duncan and their career to be able to be that elephants born at the Oregon again in 1990 with Cathy Rigby. open and not afraid to fail or not Zoo. “There’s nothing more chal- afraid to look silly — to me that Asian elephants are endan- lenging or exciting than doing a is everything.” gered. Experts estimate fewer brand new Broadway show,” said While he’s been away from than 40,000 remain from India Morrison. “Challenging or excit- New York, Morrison has seen the to Borneo. ing because it doesn’t always profile of Broadway and theater work out for the best.” increase, in part due to shows Morrison had previously like “Glee” and “Smash.” National Geographic starred on Broadway in “Hair- “I know a lot of kids are get- network making its spray,” ‘’South Pacific” and “The ting into it now and becoming a Light in the Piazza,” for which he more popular thing to do,” he first comedy was nominated for a 2005 Tony said. “People’s understanding of Award. theater has opened up. They’re NEW YORK (AP) — The His path to Broadway super- more accepting to it now and I National Geographic Channel, star changed when he was lured love that. I love that we’re get- not usually a place you’d look for Associated Press to California to play choir direc- ting to that place.” laughs, is making its first come- IN THIS April 12 photo provided by the Dallas Zoo, a calf and its mother stand at the maternity stall at the zoo tor Will Schuester on “Glee” for “Finding Neverland,” which is dy. in Dallas. The calf was born April 10, weighing 139 pounds and standing 5 feet, 10 inches tall. six seasons. His profile rose fast directed by Diane Paulus and co- The network said Wednesday but he was 3,000 miles from stars Kelsey Grammer, showcas- that it is making a miniseries, Broadway. es all of Morrison’s skills — he “History of the World ... For The show ended earlier this falls in love, fights Captain Now,” that takes on the broadest Giraffe cam at Dallas Zoo year and Morrison’s last scene Hook, dances with children and of possible topics with the help of was of him singing “Teach Your jumps in and out of daydreams. cartoons, puppets and the like. It Children” by Crosby Stills, Nash “At the end of the day, I think is expected to air next winter. shows birth of new calf & Young in dedication to all his this story is about imagination,” “I know it may sound like oil fictional students, many who are he said. and water, but I refuse to believe our sophisticated National Geo- DALLAS (AP) — The newest giraffe at the Dal- ing and nursing, Holloway said. “It’s amazing how graphic audience is not ready” to las Zoo has millions of fans just days after its birth quickly they get up and run,” she said. experiment with a new genre, thanks to a camera streaming live video of the calf As of Monday morning, the TV channel’s website said Tim Pastore, the network’s playing and nuzzling with its mother. already had more than 2.1 million viewings of the president of original program- The female calf was born Friday afternoon — streaming video, allowing viewers to see scenes ming and production. weighing 139 pounds and standing 5 feet, 10 inch- such as the calf nuzzling to nurse from her mother, The network is making it with es tall. The zoo allowed cable television channel Katie. The towering mother giraffe at times leans producers John Altschuler and “Animal Planet” to install the video, which has over to lick and gently nudge her baby. Dave Krinsky, whose previous been operating since last week to enable viewers to The Dallas Zoo giraffe population is now 13 with credits include HBO’s “Silicon watch for the birth and the calf. the addition of the calf, Holloway said. The father Valley” and Fox’s “King of the “It was a big decision for us,” zoo spokesman is named Tebogo. Hill.” Laurie Holloway said. “As a leading zoo now, we Zookeepers will choose three potential names for Nat Geo also said it is making decided it’s very important to tell people what’s the calf, all related to African heritage, Holloway a four-hour miniseries, “Saints & really going on behind the curtains.” said. A public vote will be taken to choose the win- Strangers,” about the settlers The unnamed calf is healthy and has been play- ning name. who came to America on the Mayflower. It is expected to air around Thanksgiving. Eric Overmyer, an executive producer of “Saints & Wilderness, its inhabitants to star in ‘Our Planet’ series Strangers,” said there’s a lot to learn about the settlers beyond LOS ANGELES (AP) — The is planned for a 2019 debut for they said. the shorthand stories told in his- sweeping documentary series Netflix customers international- World Wildlife Fund is open- tory books. “Planet Earth” is getting a ly. ing its projects in protected areas “I think we’ll open eyes,” he sequel. “Our Planet” is being pro- to Silverback Films and will join said. “Our Planet” will focus on the duced by U.K.-based Silverback with the company to create mul- Associated Press Earth’s last wilderness areas and Films in collaboration with timedia storytelling on WWF’s ST. LOUIS ZOO visitors pass the McDonnell Polar Bear Point after leav- the animals living there, the pro- World Wildlife Fund, an inde- website and other platforms. ing the penguin exhibit on Monday in St. Louis. The Buffalo Zoo has ject’s British producers said pendent conservation group. Sil- The series will introduce view- applied to move its bear to the new facility, scheduled to open June 6. Wednesday. verback company directors Alas- ers to fragile habitats and “pre- The filmmakers said they plan tair Fothergill and Keith Scho- cious species” and comes at a to use the latest digital camera ley, whose credits include critical time for global conserva- technology as they venture from “Frozen Planet” and “African tion, said Colin Butfield, WWF the planet’s ice caps to ocean Cats” as well as “Planet Earth,” executive producer. St. Louis Zoo awaiting OK for depths to deserts and remote will lead the production. It also demonstrates the grow- forests. “We will reveal the most ing power of new-wave TV out- Audiences will have to be amazing sights on Earth and lets like Netflix, which are claim- Kali the polar bear’s transfer patient: The eight-part series show them in ways they have ing turf from traditional broad- will take four years to make and never been seen before,” cast and cable outlets. “Our Plan- ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. “It’s been a long process,” said Fothergill and Scholey promised et” predecessor “Planet Earth” Louis Zoo is putting the finishing Steve Bircher, carnivore curator in a statement. The series is was created by Silverback for the touches on its new Arctic exhibit at the St. Louis Zoo. “We’re now intended to wow “global audi- BBC network in Britain and was while it awaits the federal gov- getting down to the wire.” ences with the wonder and a hit for Discovery channel in ernment to greenlight the trans- Kali was recovered by a importance of the natural world,” America when it aired in 2007. IFTY IFT HOP fer of an orphaned Alaskan polar hunter after he shot and killed NNIFTY GGIFT SSHOP bear from the Buffalo Zoo in New Kali’s mother more than two At GIOVANONI True Value ‘Twilight Zone’ exhibit opening in creator’s hometown York. years ago. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch The hunter, realizing the GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (AP) — lection of volunteer curator Mike reports that construction is near- mother bear was nursing, fol- • Appliances • Kitchen Appliances Visitors to a new “Twilight Zone” Pipher, who has been collecting ly finished on the zoo’s new lowed tracks to her den and • Snowblowers • Lawnmowers exhibit opening in the creator’s Serling memorabilia for 40 40,000-square-foot, $16 million found the 18-pound Kali inside. • Tools • Tool Rental hometown will enter a dimension years. polar bear habitat. Lisa Lierheimer, a policy spe- • Plumbing Parts not only of sight and sound but of He says visitors to the muse- It’s expected to be the new cialist with the U.S. Fish and • Hunting & Fishing Supplies mind — and they’ll get to handle um will be allowed to hold many home of Kali the polar bear, but Wildlife Service is waiting on some of the original props from of the “Twilight Zone” props, the zoo is still waiting for the answers about certain questions the TV series. including the “cobra” phone that U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to from the two zoos and a federal Stop In & Check Out An extensive Rod Serling appeared in several episodes approve his move. facility inspection of the zoo’s Our Selection of archive is being unveiled during the show’s run on CBS If the move is approved, Kali Polar Bear Point. Wednesday at the Bundy Muse- from 1959 to 1964. will be the first polar bear in St. Polar Bear Point, which is OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK um of History and Art in Bing- Other items include signed Louis in more than five years. designed to be a breeding facili- 303 Silver St., Hurley, WI Phone 561-4141 hamton, New York, where Ser- photos, movie posters, Only two orphaned polar bears ty, could house up to five bears ling grew up. The hundreds of scripts, films, books and Serling have made their way to U.S. zoos and has five off-view rooms items on display are from the col- letters. in the last decade. including two swimming pools. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2015 l 7 BUSINESS / NATION "'+"='(*'>"??'@&#%%&'

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Mary McDonald’s before being kicked and Labor Relations. earnings roll in, oil ''' ' ' '' ' Small aircraft lands on Capitol lawn; pilot in custody '' ''' ' prices '''climb' ' '' WASHINGTON (AP) — Police racyclub.org. “An ultralight air- pant.” About two hours after the McCaul, R-Texas, said the pilot arrested a man who steered his craft poses no major physical device had landed, police landed on his own, but authori- NEW YORK (AP) — Rising crude, a benchmark for interna- tiny aircraft onto the West Lawn of threat — it may present a politi- announced that a bomb squad ties were prepared to shoot him corporate profits and a jump in tional oils used by many U.S. the U.S. Capitol after flying cal threat to graft. I hope so. had cleared it and nothing haz- down if he had made it much clos- oil prices helped push the stock refineries, rose $1.89 to close at through restricted airspace around There’s no need to worry — I’m ardous had been found. The er to the Capitol. “Had it gotten market to a modest gain on $60.32 in London. the National Mall Wednesday. just delivering the mail.” authorities then moved it off the any closer to the speaker’s bal- Wednesday. Delta and Intel led Major markets in Europe One congressional official The Senate aide said Capitol Capitol lawn to a secure location. cony they have long guns to take the way up after turning in ended the day mixed. Germany’s identified the pilot as Doug Police knew of the plan shortly Hughes flew to Washington it down, but it didn’t. It landed results that beat Wall Street’s DAX finished flat while France’s Hughes, a Florida Postal Service before Hughes took off, and said he from the vicinity of Gettysburg, right in front,” McCaul said. forecasts. The price of oil soared CAC-40 gained 0.7 percent. worker who took responsibility had previously been interviewed by Pennsylvania, which took about The Federal Aviation Adminis- to its highest price this year, Britain’s FTSE 100 index of lead- for the stunt on a website where the U.S. Secret Service. The aide an hour, said Ben Montgomery, a tration said the pilot had not been driving up energy stocks. ing shares added 0.3 percent. he said he was delivering letters spoke on condition of anonymity to reporter with the Tampa Bay in contact with air traffic controllers For investors, any good news Minutes after being forced to all 535 members of Congress discuss details of the investigation. Times. Montgomery said Hughes and the FAA didn’t authorize him comes as a welcome surprise this from the stage by a protester, to draw attention to campaign Capitol Police declined to confirm discussed his plan in advance to enter restricted airspace. earnings season, which is widely Mario Draghi, the president of finance corruption. Public the man’s identity. with the newspaper, had meticu- Airspace security rules that expected to be the worst in years. the European Central Bank, records showed that Hughes is Capitol Police identified the lously plotted his flight and con- cover the Capitol and the District Analysts predict that companies indicated that the bank will stick 61 and lives in Ruskin, Florida. open-air aircraft, which sported sidered himself on a mission that of Columbia prohibit private air- in the S&P 500 will report a 3 with its monthly purchases of “As I have informed the the U.S. Postal Service logo and was “sort of a mix of P.T. Bar- craft flights without prior coordi- percent drop in profits. Most of bonds. A recent run of solid eco- authorities, I have no violent landed about half a city block num and Paul Revere.” nation and permission. Violators the blame lies with the slump in nomic data fed speculation that inclinations or intent,” Hughes from the Capitol building, as a House Homeland Security can face civil and criminal penal- oil prices over the past year, the ECB will ease the pace of its wrote on his website, thedemoc- “gyrocopter with a single occu- panel Chairman Michael ties. which has squeezed oil and gas bond-buying, aimed at spurring companies, and a strong dollar, economic growth. 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8 l THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2015 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Feared drowning of 400 migrants raises alarms in Europe MILAN (AP) — The feared Survivors of Monday’s ship- drowning of 400 migrants in a wreck reported that as many as shipwreck this week in the 550 people were on board, accord- Mediterranean Sea — one of the ing to aid workers. deadliest such tragedies in the “Of course this is an estimate. last decade — raised alarms No one who travels knows exact- Wednesday amid an unprece- ly the number. They don’t get a dented wave of migration toward ticket that says: No. 550,” said Europe from Africa and the Mid- Barbara Molinario, the U.N. dle East. High Commissioner for Refugees The U.N. refugee agency spokeswoman in Italy. expressed shock at the scale of Accounts by survivors, mostly the deaths in Monday’s capsizing sub-Saharan Africans, indicate and renewed calls on European the ship capsized when men on governments to redouble search the upper deck rushed to wave and rescue efforts, while the down a ship they believed to be a International Organization for rescue vessel, said IOM Migration maintained that the spokesman Joel Millman in situation had reached “crisis pro- Geneva. portions.” “Many were waving and ges- The Mediterranean “has ticulating to get attention and emerged as the most dangerous” that caused the vessel to capsize, of four major sea routes used by with the speculation that women the world’s refugees and and children who were below Associated Press migrants, taken by 219,000 peo- deck were drowned instantly,” RESCUED MIGRANTS arrive at the southern Italian port of Corigliano, Italy, Wednesday. Survivors of a capsized migrant boat off Libya have told ple last year, U.N. High Commis- Millman said. Tuesday, April 14, the aid group Save the Children that an estimated 400 people are believed to have drowned. Even before the survivors were sioner for Refugees Antonio The rescued migrants arrived interviewed, Italy’s Coast Guard said it assumed that there were many dead given the size of the ship and that nine bodies had been found. Guterres said. Wednesday at the southern Ital- ranean last year, up from 600 in ing to reach Europe, although the same data, there is no reason world outrage and prompted Italy The Italian Coast Guard res- ian port of Corigliano, where aid 2013. With few bodies recovered, there are no precise figures. we shouldn’t believe a boat to create a search and rescue cued some 140 people of the coast workers dressed in white protec- many deaths are never officially The U.N. refugee agency is departed on that day,” Molinario operation to patrol the high seas, of Libya on Monday and recov- tive jumpsuits, gloves and masks confirmed. Instead, their fates compiling a list of all such inci- said. dubbed Mare Nostrum, or Our ered nine bodies, but could see worked to process them. are recounted by survivors and, dents since 2011, but Molinario Far less common are ship- Sea. It was scrapped late last year immediately from the size of the A precise accounting of the in cases when boats are lost at declined to disclose figures wrecks near shore, like the one under political pressure in the capsized smuggler’s boat that number of dead will never be sea without any rescue attempt, because they are just estimates. near Lampedusa on Oct. 3, 2013, cash-strapped nation, which was there had likely been hundreds known: The search operation was by relatives who report their fail- She cited a boat with 250 peo- when divers recovered more than spending $10 million (9.5 million more on board. called off after the recovery of just ure to arrive in Europe. ple that departed North Africa in 360 bodies. About a week later euros) a month on the program. In The rescue was made during a nine bodies due to the depth of So far this year, the number of June 2013, according to relative another boat sank off Malta, with its place, Europe has responded five-day surge that saw Italian the sea, meaning there will be no dead or missing at sea is 900, reports, and never arrived in about 200 dead, most never with border patrols that often ships save nearly 10,000 people body count to verify survivors’ according to the UNHCR, com- Italy, and the appearance on recovered. take far longer to reach distressed at sea since Friday — an unprece- accounts, as is nearly always the pared with just 17 over the same Libyan shores last August of 15 “Lampedusa caught the vessels on the high seas. dented rate in such a short peri- case. time last year. Typically, the bodies that led to a search effort world’s attention because it was Monday’s tragedy “only od, according to Cmdr. Filippo “For all of these things, we rely arrival of migrants making the that recovered a total of 60 bodies the first time it was possible to demonstrates how important it is Marini, a Coast Guard on the consistency of the reports perilous journey goes up in April that otherwise would have gone recover that many bodies, and to have a robust rescue-at-sea spokesman. The number is only we get, but we know these people as the weather improves, increas- uncounted. the reason for that is it happened mechanism in the central likely to grow, with summer have been traumatized and ing concerns about the coming “We take it very seriously if a few miles from the coast and Mediterranean,” said Guterres, weather encouraging even more through terrible things,” Millman months. various families call in with the the water was shallow enough for the U.N. refugee commissioner. people fleeing poverty and con- said. Overall, since 2000, the IOM same information: ‘My relatives a recovery operation to occur,” “Unfortunately Mare Nostrum flict to make the perilous cross- The UNHCR estimates 3,500 estimates that over 22,000 were on the boat with 300 people.’ Molinario said. was never replaced by an equiva- ing. migrants died in the Mediter- migrants have lost their lives try- When we get 10 or 15 calls with The twin tragedies focused lent capacity to rescue people.” Chicago not releasing video Nevada prison has more unreported shootings LAS VEGAS (AP) — The shot- wounded in a shower hallway “It’s a system out of control Nevada Department of Cor- gun slaying of a handcuffed shooting last November. that doesn’t appear to be rections deputy chief Brian Con- of officer-involved shooting Nevada inmate by a corrections At least three of six inmates accountable to anyone,” Potter nett said by email Tuesday that officer trainee is bringing to light who were wounded by shotgun said. “This calls out for some he was out of the state and CHICAGO (AP) — Months tions or riots shouldn’t drive the accounts of more unreported blasts in a January 2012 incident kind of accountability. I would unable to respond to questions after a teenager was shot 16 decision. shootings at a facility where are suing the state Department of hope the governor and attorney about state and federal lawsuits times by a Chicago police officer, “I need this to stop, (and) if you guards have fired guns more Corrections, alleging negligence general would step forward and reviewed by The Associated the city is still refusing to release don’t show the video and this con- than 200 times in a recent five- and civil rights violations. A state start answering questions.” Press. Department officials rou- the dash-cam video of the fatal tinues to happen then we’re still year period. lawsuit was filed on behalf of a Republican Gov. Brian San- tinely decline to comment about shooting and didn’t even show it heading down that path,” he said. Federal lawsuits have been fourth wounded inmate. doval has left investigations of litigation and investigations. to aldermen Wednesday before Authorities say McDonald filed by several inmates who say Six months after that shoot- the Nov. 12 shooting involving Nevada prisons chief Greg Cox they approved a $5 million set- was wielding a knife and refused they were shot by guards break- ing, inmate Dario Olivas was Perez and Arevalo to local, coun- appeared Wednesday before state tlement with the family. to drop it when officers followed ing up mealtime scuffles in 2012 blinded in one eye when a guard ty and state authorities. lawmakers in Carson City on bud- The October 2014 shooting him for several blocks. Another at High Desert State Prison. fired a shotgun to stop two other Nevada state Attorney Gener- get questions. Sen. Ben Kieckhe- death of Laquon McDonald has- officer who responded to a call That’s the facility outside Las inmates fighting in the dinner al Adam Laxalt is investigating fer of Reno, Republican chairman n’t generated the same kind of for backup fired the fatal shots. Vegas where inmate Carlos hall, according to a lawsuit filed and evaluating an investigative of the finance committee, said Cox national attention as other That officer, who hasn’t been Manuel Perez Jr. was killed and by attorney Cal Potter in U.S. report, spokeswoman Patty Caf- wasn’t asked about shootings at recent high-profile confronta- identified, has been stripped of inmate Andrew Jay Arevalo was District Court in Las Vegas. ferata said Wednesday. High Desert State Prison. tions involving officers. After his police powers and put on some, in such places as South desk duty, but no decision has Carolina, Oklahoma and Ari- been made on whether he’ll face zona, video was released that criminal charges. Police: College shooting suspect hitchhiked to Florida quickly went viral. Although the city’s attorney GOLDSBORO, N.C. (AP) — cil III, whose face and neck are officers approached him, he gating a possible hate crime. In approving a settlement had cited the video in arguing for The man accused of killing a covered in dark, self-adminis- pulled the knife but dropped it They haven’t released a motive even before McDonald’s family approval of the settlement, community college worker said tered tattoos. He was armed with when an officer drew his gun. He for the shooting, but Stancil was filed a lawsuit, some members of Mayor Rahm Emanuel explained the motorcycle he used to get a knife and had almost $500, the was arrested without incident, dismissed from a work study pro- the Chicago City Council dis- Wednesday that police and the away broke down along Inter- report by Volusia County Beach the police report said. gram at the print shop last agreed on whether releasing the FBI are withholding it because it state 95 and he walked 30 miles Safety Ocean Rescue officers Stancil is awaiting extradition month. video could spark the kind of is “central to their investigation.” before a woman headed to Flori- said. back to North Carolina, where he Stancil agreed Wednesday to angry protests seen elsewhere. In a statement, city officials said da gave him a ride, according to a The driver was headed to Key is accused of fatally shooting 44- be extradited to North Carolina, While Danny Solis said making they were “confident this video police report released Wednes- West, Florida, but dropped Stan- year-old Ron Lane, a print shop said Ludie Lelis, a spokeswoman it public could “fan the flames,” will be released at the appropri- day. cil off in Daytona Beach, where director at Wayne Community for the 7th Judicial Circuit of fellow Alderman Howard ate time when their investiga- The woman picked up the 20- he was found sleeping on the College. Lane was gay, and Florida. He faces a murder Brookins said fear of demonstra- tion is complete.” year-old Kenneth Morgan Stan- beach Tuesday morning. When authorities said they are investi- charge.

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By JASON JUNO offensive abilities.” team. Nichole Mazurek played [email protected] Upper Iowa is located in the inside with Ruppe, Jesse Mack- IRONWOOD — After watch- small town of Fayette in north- ey (2010-13) could do it all and ing Sam Ofstad play, Fox Valley east Iowa. The Division II Pea- was a smart player like Debbie Tech coach Craig Stevens cocks compete in the Northern Domitrovich (1998-2000). tipped off Upper Iowa coach Sun Intercollegiate Conference, Comparing a point guard like Carol Russell to the GCC Lady which also includes the Univer- Ofstad with an inside force like Samsons’ star. sity of Minnesota Duluth. Ruppe is impossible. But Ofstad “He told her to come watch South Shore’s Emily is certainly one of the players to me,” Ofstad said. “I was a little Gustafson is a sophomore for remember here. too short (5-4) for her to come to the Peacocks. “I improved a lot. With Mark watch me, so he had to call her “It’s a small town; I like it,” being my coach, he taught me so a couple times.” Ofstad said. “I like the coach. I much more about the game,” His persistence paid off for got to meet the team and every- Ofstad said. “I think towards Ofstad and Russell. thing. It’s just a nice environ- the end of (this season), I start- Russell came and she must ment there.” ed shooting more and being have liked what she saw Figuring out where she more than just a passer. I because on Wednesday, Ofstad belongs in the history of GCC improved my game shooting signed a National Letter of women’s basketball players is wise.” Intent to play at Upper Iowa, an no easy task. For instance, Movrich said her decision NCAA Division II school. Gogebic played in NJCAA Divi- making has improved the most. “I’m so excited,” said Ofstad, sion I through 2004 before mov- “She always had the ability a 2013 Hurley graduate. “I can’t ing to Division II. to see the floor,” he said. “She wait. I wish it was already here. “It’s hard to rate someone always had the ability to deliver I just want summer to be over when you’re thinking of differ- the ball to her teammates in with. I’m so excited to play at ent eras, different styles of play, scoring position. Sometimes she that higher level.” different competition,” Mackey maybe forced things. I guess Ofstad dazzled at point guard said. “With that being said, you could compare her to a the past two years for the Lady she’s still one of the best. She’s younger Brett Favre, just that Samsons, earning All-Region 13 right near the top with her abil- mentality, she thought she honors both her freshman and ities and skills.” could get the ball anywhere.” sophomore year. Mackey coached the women Her leadership abilities “I think Upper Iowa’s getting for 19 years and there have showed much more as a sopho- a fantastic player,” GCC coach been a lot of good players since more. Mark Movrich said. “In fact, I he started in 1988. “When we played at Bismar- don’t think Sam’s potential has Jaclyn Aijala (2007-09) took ck State (Dec. 13), I thought she even been reached yet. I think Jason Juno/Daily Globe the all-time scoring mark from showed a full array of her pass- she’s going to be a player that GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College sophomore Sam Ofstad signed her National Letter of Intent Wednesday to Kristen Ruppe (2003-05). Sheri ing ability, along with her shot continues to get better as, No. 1, play basketball at Upper Iowa next season. From left, GCC coach Mark Movrich, her mom Cathy, and GCC Domitrovich (1997-99) trans- making ability, ability to she’s surrounded by better peo- athletic director Aaron Bender look on. ferred to the University of Wis- defend,” Movrich said. “That ple, and No. 2, she plays against consin-Superior and Tristin Oas was the game to me that showed better competition and she gets a game-winning 3-pointer game, scoring 37 points. men’s coach Dennis Mackey (1991-93) to Northern Michigan she was more than just a passer pushed a little bit.” before the buzzer to give GCC “Her offensive skills are as said. “Her shooting ability, her University to play basketball. or a scorer. She was a complete When she and the Lady Sam- the upset of Finlandia. She was good as anybody I’ve seen in the scoring ability, ballhandling, Brooke Hine and Stacy player, knowing when to pass sons were pushed this season, brilliant in the NJCAA Division 27 years I’ve been here,” former throw that together, she’s as Remondini were standouts on and knowing when to look for Ofstad was at her best. She hit II Region 13 championship GCC women’s coach and current good as we’ve had in terms of the 1995 national tournament her shot.” Lightning GM Yzerman excited to face old team in playoffs TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Steve Yzerman concedes it Devellano evaluate talent and win another NHL “I don’t have any concerns, we know who they feels odd to be facing the Detroit Red Wings in the title in 2008 — before accepting the challenge of are,” Babcock said. “We’re prepared for them. We’re age. That’s compared to 2.44 and .910 in 53 games for Howard, who signed a six-year, $31.8 million con- opening round of the playoffs. transforming the Lightning into playoff contenders excited to play them. It’s a good opportunity for us tract extension two years ago. The Hall of Fame player and current general in 2010. and for them. Somebody’s going to win. Playoffs are SOMETHING TO PROVE, TOO: Tampa Bay goal- manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning remains “Obviously I have tremendous respect for the real simple. They’re short for some teams, they’re tender Ben Bishop set team and personal bests for close to the organization he helped win four Stan- organization from top to bottom. They’ve been one long for others. We would like them to be long for wins with a 40-13-5 record, 2.32 GAA and .916 save ley Cup championships over nearly three decades of the elite franchises in professional sports or a us.” percentage. But he, too, lacks playoff experience. as a player and executive in the Motor City. long time ... so I have great admiration for them,” Here are some things to watch for in the first- After helping the Lightning reach the playoffs a year However there’s no doubt about his allegiance in Yzerman added. round series. ago, he missed the team’s opening-round loss to the a first-round Eastern Conference playoff series that “I expect it to be good hockey. The teams are GETTING IT RIGHT: Yzerman tinkered with Tampa Canadiens because of an injury. begins Thursday night. similar in the way we play the game, similar styles, Bay’s roster after last spring’s playoff disappointment. “He’s played in a lot of big games. Has he played “You kind of saw this coming,” Yzerman said and it should be entertaining hockey.” The GM and coach Jon Cooper think the team is built for with the bright lights of the Stanley Cup playoffs? He Wednesday, noting that for weeks it looked as if the The Lightning, swept by Montreal in the first success in these playoffs — and beyond. “I’m pleased has not,” Cooper said. “At some points, you’ve got to Lightning and Red Wings — the second- and third- round of the playoffs a year ago, was the league’s with the progress over the course of the season. We’re get your first one. He’s been a rock for us for two place clubs in the Atlantic Division — might match highest-scoring team during the regular season. improving,” Yzerman said. “Now the playoffs are a years. We wouldn’t want anybody else back there up. They also posted franchise bests for victories (50) completely different story. ... It’s a higher level of hock- than him.” “It’s probably other teams I’d rather be playing. and points (108), while winning a league-best 32 ey, greater demands on the players physically and HIGH-SCORING DUO: The Lightning averaged an But I figured at some point in my managerial games at home. mentally. We played four games last year. We weren’t NHL-high 3.16 goals per game. Steven Stamkos led career if I survived, we probably would face one Detroit enters its 24th consecutive playoff able to win a game, but it was a valuable experience the high-octane offense with 43 goals and 72 points. another.” appearance an underdog, especially with coach for us. Let’s see if we can take another step forward Tyler Johnson was second on the team with 29 goals, The former Red Wings captain played 23 sea- Mike Babcock deciding to go with young Petr this year.” while matching Stamkos with 72 points. sons in Detroit, amassing 692 goals and 1,755 Mrazek as his starting goaltender over Jimmy INEXPERIENCED GOALIE: Mrazek, 23, played RICH TRADITION: While the Lightning offense fig- points in 1,514 games, while winning Stanley Cups Howard. The Red Wings have lost in the opening well enough down the stretch to win to convince Bab- ures to be a tough matchup for Mrazek, Tampa Bay insists it won’t take anything for granted against a in 1997, 1998 and 2002. round two of the past three years. cock that the Red Wings will be better with him mak- franchise that’s in the playoffs for the 24th consecutive He spent another four years in the front office — Tampa Bay won three of the four meetings ing his NHL playoff debut instead of starting Howard, season. “There’s no fluke there. They play the right helping general manager Ken Holland and Jim between the teams this season. who has appeared in 45 playoff games. Mrazek appeared in 29 games this season, finishing with a way,” Stamkos said. “They know how to win at this time 2.38 goals-against average and .918 save percent- of year. We need to play smart.”

pened. There was some apparent Tigers shut down Pirates confusion over whether Layne called the pitch from Melancon to Miguel Cabrera a strike or ball four. again in 1-0 victory “Jerry wasn’t in the best position to explain,” Hurdle said. “Hunter PITTSBURGH (AP) — IGERS IRATES (Wendelstedt) said ‘I thought he There’s nothing fancy about the Detroit T 1, PPittsburgh 0 said foul tip and he said ‘chipped way Alfredo Simon does his job. ab rhbi ab rhbi RDavis cf 4111JHrrsn 3b 4000 tooth.’ He just said it was a hard The Detroit Tigers right-hander Kinsler 2b 4000Polanc rf 4000 conversation to have.” doesn’t overwhelm batters with MiCarr 1b 3000McCtch cf 2010 After a lengthy review Cabrera power or baffle them with JMrtnz rf 4010NWalkr 2b 3010 was awarded first base. Second- Cespds lf 4000Marte lf 3000 deception. Instead, Simon just Cstllns 3b 3020PAlvrz 1b 3000 base umpire Bob Davidson called rears back and throws, trusting Romine 3b 0000Cervelli c 3000 the rest of the game in Layne’s his defense to handle the bulk of JMcCn c 3000Mercer ss 3000 place. JIglesis ss 2010Liriano p 1000 the work. Simon p 3000Lambo ph 1000 “He doesn’t get rattled,” man- Soria p 0000JHughs p 0000 TRAINER’S ROOM ager Brad Ausmus said. “I don’t Watson p 0000 Tigers: Pitcher Justin Verlan- Melncn p 0000 der’s return from a strained right tri- think his heartbeat gets up over Hart ph 1000 ceps hit a speedbump on Wednes- 60 beats a minute.” Totals 30 151Totals 28 020 Detroit 000 001 000 —1 day when he ended a simulated Considering how easily Pittsburgh 000 000 000 —0 game early due to fatigue. Verlan- Simon dispatched the Pitts- DP_Pittsburgh 1. LOB_Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 2. der threw 80 pitches total, 35 in the burgh Pirates on Wednesday, HR_R.Davis (1). SB_J.Martinez (1), J.Iglesias (4). bullpen and another 45 on the CS_Castellanos (1), McCutchen (1). overexertion was hardly neces- IP HRER BB SO mound. Ausmus said Verlander will sary. Simon held Pittsburgh to Detroit likely need another simulated game two hits over eight solid innings Simon W,2-0 820002 or a rehab start before he’s ready to Soria S,4-4 100001 be activated off the disabled list but as the Tigers held on for a 1-0 Pittsburgh win to improve to 8-1 on the Liriano L,0-1 641117 said any decision on Verlander’s J.Hughes 110003 status won’t be made until at least season. Watson 100000 Friday. ... Nathan threw batting “I just felt really comfortable Melancon 100010 practice on Wednesday without any today,” Simon said. “When I was HBP_by Simon (McCutchen). Umpires_Home, Jerry Layne; First, Hunter Wendelst- issues as he works his way back behind in counts I just tried to edt; Second, Bob Davidson; Third, David Rackley. from a right flexor strain. throw my slider for a strike, T_2:52. A_19,509 (38,362). Pirates: Pitcher Charlie Morton tried to throw that and tried to his fourth save while filling in will make a start at extended spring put the ball in play. The key for injured Joe Nathan. training on Saturday, where he will was, when I was behind in the Detroit had just five hits off be on a 55-pitch limit. Morton is count, just try a different pitch.” four Pittsburgh pitchers but returning from offseason hip surgery. Detroit won two of three in received all the offense it would Associated Press the interleague series despite need when Davis hit his first DETROIT TIGERS’ Rajai Davis, left, celebrates with Miguel Cabrera after hitting a solo home run off Pittsburgh UP NEXT scoring just seven runs. Simon home run of the season, turning Pirates starting pitcher Francisco Liriano during the sixth inning in Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Tigers: David Price (1-0) takes (2-0) struck out only two but on an 81 mph slider by Liriano a 21 2-3 regular season scoreless took advantage of solid defense for the 36th homer of his Cincinnati, the beefy 33-year- choice to end the threat and burgh manager Clint Hurdle inning streak into Friday’s game at behind him as the Tigers hand- decade-long career. old breezed through Pitts- Simon went right back to work, said. the Chicago White Sox. Price has- ed Pittsburgh consecutive home “I did reach a little bit but I burgh’s punchless lineup after retiring the final 10 batters he n’t given up a run in his last three losses for the first time since felt like off the bat I’m hoping surviving an eventful 5 1-3 faced the Pirates’ early offen- regular season starts. The 29-year- EARLY EXIT last August. that would go,” Davis said. “It innings in his debut with sive funk grew deeper. They’re old Price is 7-2 with a 2.89 ERA in Home plate umpire Jerry Layne 12 career games (10 starts) at Rajai Davis hit a leadoff felt good off the bat.” Detroit last Friday. batting just .207 and haven’t left the game in the top of the ninth homer in the sixth against A night after managing just Simon didn’t allow a hit until even earned a walk since Satur- Comerica Park. inning when an 88 mph cutter from Pirates: Pittsburgh gets a sec- Francisco Liriano (0-1) as three hits against Shane Greene consecutive two-out singles by day. Mark Melancon struck Layne’s ond look at Milwaukee when the Detroit shut out Pittsburgh for Andrew McCutchen and Neil “We’re just a tick off and in a 2-0 loss, the Pirates weren’t mask. Layne pointed to his mouth teams open a three-game series at the second straight day. Joakim any better against Simon. A Walker in the fourth. Starling sometimes a tick off is a lot at in obvious pain and the game was PNC Park on Friday. The Pirates Soria worked a perfect ninth for surprise All-Star a year ago for Marte grounded into a fielders’ the major-league level,” Pitts- delayed for several minutes as the won two of three against the Brew- crew tried to figure out what hap- ers on the road last week. 10 l THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2015 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Pistons beat Knicks to end season NEW YORK (AP) — The Detroit Pistons finished their x-Thursday, April 23: Chicago at 0-1, Jackson 0-3, Lucas III 0-3, Meeks 0- West Division Hockey Nashville, TBA 3), New York 7-19 (Hardaway Jr. 5-8, W L Pct GB season on a high note while the x-Saturday, April 25: Nashville at Ledo 1-1, Early 1-6, Thomas 0-1, Gal- Oakland 55.500 — New York Knicks completed Chicago, TBA loway 0-1, Acy 0-2). Fouled Out_None. Houston 45.444 ½ their worst season ever. LAYOFFS x-Monday, April 27: Chicago at Rebounds_Detroit 49 (Drummond 12), Los Angeles 45.444 ½ NHLAll TimesP EDT Nashville, TBA New York 52 (Aldrich 15). Assists_Detroit Texas 46.400 1 Reggie Jackson had 24 points FIRST ROUND Anaheim vs. Winnipeg 20 (Jackson 11), New York 19 (Galloway Seattle 35.375 1 and 11 assists in the Pistons’ (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Thursday, April 16: Winnipeg at Ana- 7). Total Fouls_Detroit 22, New York 18. Tuesday’s Games Wednesday, April 15 heim, 10:30 p.m. A_19,812 (19,763). Boston 8, Washington 7 112-90 victory on Wednesday Montreal 4, Ottawa 3, Montreal leads Saturday, April 18: Winnipeg at Ana- Detroit 2, Pittsburgh 0 night. Andre Drummond and series 1-0 UCKS OX heim, 10:30 p.m. BOSTONB (105) B Baltimore 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope each N.Y. Islanders 4, Washington 1, N.Y. Monday, April 20: Anaheim at Win- Turner 3-5 1-2 7, Bass 2-4 0-0 4, Zeller Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 2 Islanders leads series 1-0 nipeg, 9 p.m. 4-7 0-0 8, Smart 2-5 1-2 7, Datome 9-15 Chicago White Sox 4, Cleveland 1 had 17 points for Detroit. Caron Chicago 4, Nashville 3, 2OT, Chicago Wednesday, April 22: Anaheim at Win- 1-1 22, Wallace 0-0 0-0 0, Sullinger 5-14 Texas 8, L.A. Angels 2 Butler had 14, and Greg Monroe, leads series 1-0 nipeg, 9:30 p.m. 0-2 11, Pressey 2-7 1-1 5, Olynyk 5-8 2-2 Oakland 4, Houston 0 Anthony Tolliver and Jodie Calgary at Vancouver x-Friday, April 24 : Winnipeg at Ana- 16, Jerebko 7-13 0-0 16, Young 3-7 2-4 9. L.A. Dodgers 6, Seattle 5 Thursday, April 16 heim, TBA Totals 42-85 8-14 105. Wednesday’s Games Meeks each had 10. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. x-Sunday, April 26: Anaheim at Win- MILWAUKEE (100) Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Tim Hardaway Jr. led the Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Washington 10, Boston 5 nipeg, TBA Antetokounmpo 1-6 1-2 3, Ilyasova 8- Knicks with 25 points, and Cole Minnesota at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. x-Tuesday, April 28: Winnipeg at Ana- 13 2-2 21, Pachulia 1-4 0-0 2, Carter- L.A. Angels 10, Texas 2 Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. heim, TBA Williams 2-8 3-3 7, Middleton 8-10 0-0 18, Detroit 1, Pittsburgh 0 Aldrich added a career-high 24. Friday, April 17 Vancouver vs. Calgary O’Bryant 1-7 0-0 2, Henson 1-4 1-2 3, Baltimore 7, N.Y. Yankees 5 The Pistons (32-50) finished Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 15: Calgary at Van- Ennis 5-13 0-0 11, Mayo 7-14 1-1 16, Toronto 12, Tampa Bay 7 N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. couver, 10 p.m. Gutierrez 3-6 2-4 8, Plumlee 4-4 1-2 9. Minnesota 3, Kansas City 1 with their most wins since going Chicago at Nashville, 9:30 p.m. Friday, April 17: Calgary at Vancouver, Totals 41-89 11-16 100. Houston 6, Oakland 1 39-43 in 2008-09, the last season Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 10 p.m. Boston 22 27 24 32 — 105 Seattle at L.A. Dodgers that they made the playoffs. Saturday, April 18 Sunday, April 19: Vancouver at Cal- Milwaukee 25 20 27 28 — 100 Thursday’s Games Detroit at Tampa Bay, 3 p.m. gary, 10 p.m. 3-Point Goals_Boston 13-30 (Olynyk 4- Kansas City (J.Vargas 1-0) at Minneso- “The last two-thirds of the Minnesota at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 21 : Vancouver at Cal- 5, Datome 3-7, Jerebko 2-3, Smart 2-5, ta (Milone 1-0), 1:10 p.m. year I thought was pretty good,” Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay (Archer 1-1) at Toronto gary, 10 p.m. Sullinger 1-3, Young 1-5, Pressey 0-1, said coach Stan Van Gundy. “We Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. x-Thursday, April 23: Calgary at Van- Turner 0-1), Milwaukee 7-21 (Ilyasova 3- (Aa.Sanchez 0-1), 7:07 p.m. Sunday, April 19 couver, TBA 5, Middleton 2-3, Ennis 1-4, Mayo 1-6, Friday’s Games were 27-27 over the last two- Washington at N.Y. Islanders, Noon x-Saturday, April 25: Vancouver at Cal- Antetokounmpo 0-1, Carter-Williams 0-2). Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:08 p.m. thirds, which put us in the top Nashville at Chicago, 3 p.m. gary, TBA Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Boston 46 Atlanta at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Montreal at Ottawa, 7 p.m. x-Monday, April 27: Calgary at Vancou- (Jerebko 6), Milwaukee 56 (O’Bryant 9). Baltimore at Boston, 7:10 p.m. four or five in the East. To go Vancouver at Calgary, 10 p.m. ver, TBA Assists_Boston 37 (Pressey 7), Milwau- N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. from 5-23 to that is a remarkable EASTERN CONFERENCE kee 35 (Ennis 8). Total Fouls_Boston 16, Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. improvement.” Montreal 1, Ottawa 0 Milwaukee 17. Technicals_Turner, L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Wednesday, April 15: Montreal 4, Basketball Carter-Williams. A_17,316 (18,717). Oakland at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. On the other end, the Knicks Ottawa 3 Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (17-65) set a franchise record for Friday, April 17: Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Baseball Transactions fewest wins and finished with Sunday, April 19: Montreal at Ottawa, 7 NBA the second-worst record in the p.m. All Times EDT EASTERN CONFERENCE NBA. They have a 19.9 percent Wednesday, April 22: Montreal at BASEBALL Ottawa, 7 p.m. WLPct GB COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Sus- chance of getting the first pick in z-Atlanta 60 22 .732 — ATIONAL EAGUE x-Friday, April 24: Ottawa at Montreal, N All TimesL EDT pended N.Y. Yankees minor league RHP y-Cleveland 53 29 .646 7 the lottery and can’t pick lower TBA East Division Wilking Rodriguez (Scranton/Wilkes- x-Chicago 50 32 .610 10 x-Sunday, April 26: Montreal at Ottawa, WLPct GB Barre) 80 games, without pay, for a posi- than fifth. y-Toronto 49 33 .598 11 TBA Atlanta 63.667 — tive test for Furosemide, a performance- “It obviously was a difficult x-Washington 46 36 .561 14 x-Tuesday, April 28: Ottawa at Montre- New York 63.667 — enhancing substance in violation of the x-Milwaukee 41 41 .500 19 season for us. We were forced to al, TBA Miami 36.333 3 Minor League Drug Prevention and Treat- x-Boston 40 42 .488 20 Tampa Bay vs. Detroit Philadelphia 36.333 3 ment Program. deal with some realities,” said x-Brooklyn 38 44 .463 22 Thursday, April 16: Detroit at Tampa Washington 36.333 3 American League Indiana 38 44 .463 22 coach Derek Fisher. “We got a lot Bay, 7:30 p.m. Central Division KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Recalled Associated Press Miami 37 45 .451 23 accomplished internally, and I Saturday, April 18: Detroit at Tampa WLPct GB OF Terrance Gore from Northwest Charlotte 33 49 .402 27 DETROIT PISTONS’ Greg Monroe (10) shoots over New York Knicks’ Lou Bay, 3 p.m. Chicago 53.625 — Arkansas (Texas). think we set some new standards Detroit 32 50 .390 28 Tuesday, April 21: Tampa Bay at St. Louis 43.571 ½ LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Recalled Amundson (21) during the first half Wednesday in New York. Orlando 25 57 .305 35 on what we expect from players Detroit, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 54.556 ½ LHP Adam Wilk from Salt Lake (PCL). Philadelphia 18 64 .220 42 Thursday, April 23: Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh 36.333 2½ Optioned RHP Drew Rucinski to Salt who play for this organization.” The Knicks pulled within it was time to lock in and not let New York 17 65 .207 43 Detroit, 7 p.m. Milwaukee 26.250 3 Lake. Selected the contract of LHP Adam The Knicks (17-65) also set eight at 54-46 on Hardaway’s up easy shots.” WESTERN CONFERENCE x-Saturday, April 25: Detroit at Tampa West Division Wilk from Salt Lake. Assigned RHP Gar- the franchise record for most two free throws with 43 seconds Bay, TBA W L Pct GB W L Pct GB rett Richards on a rehab assignment to z-Golden State 66 15 .815 — x-Monday, April 27: Tampa Bay at Colorado 62.750 — Salt Lake. losses and worst winning per- left, but followed that with two of y-Houston 56 26 .683 10½ Detroit, TBA Los Angeles 53.625 1 NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled TIP-INS x-L.A. Clippers 56 26 .683 10½ centage (.203). The team’s previ- their 14 first-half turnovers on x-Wednesday, April 29: Detroit at San Diego 54.556 1½ RHP Branden Pinder from Pistons: Greg Monroe (16.0 ppg, y-Portland 51 31 .622 15½ ous worst record was 21-59 (.263) Tampa Bay, TBA Arizona 44.500 2 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Optioned their last two possessions. Cald- x-Memphis 55 27 .671 11½ 10.3 rpg) and Andre Drummond N.Y. Rangers vs. Pittsburgh San Francisco 36.333 3½ RHP Joel De La Cruz to Trenton (EL). in 1962-63. well-Pope’s free throw with 2 sec- x-San Antonio 55 27 .671 11½ (13.7 ppg, 13.5 rpg), are one of only Thursday, April 16: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Tuesday’s Games Assigned RHP Kyle Davies outright to x-Dallas 50 32 .610 16½ Drummond, who finished with onds left gave the Pistons a 55-46 Rangers, 7 p.m. Boston 8, Washington 7 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. two pair of teammates who are aver- x-New Orleans 45 37 .549 21½ Saturday, April 18: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Detroit 2, Pittsburgh 0 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled RHP 12 rebounds, hit the game’s first lead at intermission. aging double-doubles in the NBA Oklahoma City 45 37 .549 21½ Rangers, 8 p.m. Miami 8, Atlanta 2 Jose Dominguez from Durham (IL). basket and Detroit never trailed. Phoenix 39 43 .476 27½ After the Pistons built their this season. The only other twosome Monday, April 20: N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 5 Optioned RHP Kirby Yates to Durham. Utah 38 44 .463 28½ “We had our ups and downs lead back up to 13 points, 59-46, is DeAndre Jordan (11.5 ppg, 15.0 Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 3, Chicago Cubs 2 TEXAS RANGERS — Recalled RHP Denver 30 51 .370 36 Wednesday, April 22: N.Y. Rangers at San Diego 5, Arizona 1 Anthony Ranaudo from Round Rock this season, but the team stayed the Knicks put together a 15-2 rpg) and Chris Paul (19.1 ppg, 10.2 Sacramento 28 53 .346 38 Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6, Seattle 5 (PCL) and optioned Ranaudo and RHP apg) of the Clippers. L.A. Lakers 21 60 .259 45 together,” Drummond said. “It run and pulled to 63-61 on Jason x-Friday, April 24 : Pittsburgh at N.Y. Colorado 4, San Francisco 1 Phil Klein to Round Rock. Assigned LHP Knicks: Seven of the Knicks’ top Minnesota 16 66 .195 50½ was a long year. A lot of things Rangers, TBA Wednesday’s Games Sam Freeman outright to Round Rock. Smith’s free throw with 7:07 left. x-clinched playoff spot nine scores in 2014-15 did not play x-Sunday, April 26: N.Y. Rangers at Miami 6, Atlanta 2 National League happened, but I’m happy how we However, that was as close as y-clinched division Pittsburgh, TBA Washington 10, Boston 5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — in the season finale. Carmelo Antho- z-clinched conference responded.” the Knicks got as the Pistons x-Tuesday, April 28: Pittsburgh at N.Y. Detroit 1, Pittsburgh 0 Recalled OF Yasmany Tomas from the ny (24.2 ppg), Andrea Bargnani Rangers, TBA Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 1 Reno (PCL). Optioned RHP A.J. Schugel After Aldrich tied it at 11 on a responded with a 21-9 streak to (14.8), Alexey Shved (14.8), and Boston 95, Toronto 93 N.Y. Islanders 1, Washington 0 Chicago Cubs 5, Cincinnati 0 to Reno. putback layup with 7:59 to go in Indiana 99, Washington 95,2OT take an 84-70 lead after three Jose Calderon (9.1) are all injured, Wednesday, April 15: N.Y. Islanders 4, St. Louis 4, Milwaukee 2 CINCINNATI REDS — Recalled RHP L.A. Clippers 112, Phoenix 101 the first quarter, the Pistons quarters. Washington 1 Arizona at San Diego Pedro Villarreal from Louisville (IL). while Amare Stoudemire (12.0), J.R. Friday, April 17: N.Y. Islanders at Wednesday’s Games Seattle at L.A. Dodgers Optioned RHP Josh Smith to Louisville. scored the next four points and “They came out and hit us in Smith (10.9) and Iman Shumpert Toronto 92, Charlotte 87 Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado at San Francisco LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Claimed (9.3) were all traded. Jason Smith is New Orleans 108, San Antonio 103 never surrendered the lead. the mouth. They did the same Sunday, April 19: Washington at N.Y. Thursday’s Games LHP Ryan Dennick off waivers from Chicago 91, Atlanta 85 The Pistons took their biggest the only Knick to play all 82 games, Islanders, Noon Milwaukee (Fiers 0-1) at St. Louis Cincinnati. Designated LHP David Huff for thing the last time we played Houston 117, Utah 91 Tuesday, April 21 : Washington at N.Y. (Lackey 0-0), 1:45 p.m. assignment. Recalled RHP Carlos Frias lead of the first half, 50-35, on them at home,” Jackson said. while Calderon (42), Langston Gal- Dallas 114, Portland 98 Islanders, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia (Hamels 0-1) at Washing- from Oklahoma City (PCL). loway (41) and Anthony (40) are the Boston 105, Milwaukee 100 Drummond’s layup with 4:58 “We didn’t want that same salty x-Thursday, April 23: N.Y. Islanders at ton (Fister 0-0), 7:05 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Placed 3B David only Knicks to start at least 40 Oklahoma City 138, Minnesota 113 Washington, TBA Miami (Cosart 0-1) at N.Y. Mets (Gee Wright on the 15-day DL. Recalled INF- remaining in the second quarter. taste in our mouth so we decided Miami 105, Philadelphia 101 games this season. x-Saturday, April 25: Washington at 0-1), 7:10 p.m. OF Eric Campbell from Las Vegas (PCL). Cleveland 113, Washington 108, OT N.Y. Islanders, TBA Arizona (Bradley 1-0) at San Francisco WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Brooklyn 101, Orlando 88 x-Monday, April 27: N.Y. Islanders at (Bumgarner 1-1), 10:15 p.m. Recalled RHP Taylor Jordan from Syra- Detroit 112, New York 90 Washington, TBA Friday’s Games cuse (IL). Placed RHP Craig Stammen on Memphis 95, Indiana 83 WESTERN CONFERENCE San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. the 15-day DL. Denver at Golden State Celtics win 6th straight, beat Bucks 105-100 St. Louis vs. Minnesota Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. FOOTBALL Sacramento at L.A. Lakers Thursday, April 16: Minnesota at St. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. National Football League Louis, 9:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Atlanta at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Traded DE MILWAUKEE (AP) — Kelly Olynyk needed five snapped. Still, fans were happy inside the Bradley No games scheduled Saturday, April 18: Minnesota at St. Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. George Johnson and a 2015 seventh- stitches to close a gash to his face after taking an Center after the game with the Bucks finishing the Louis, 3 p.m. ISTONS OX Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. round draft pick to Tampa Bay for a 2015 Monday, April 20: St. Louis at Minneso- DETROITP (112) B Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. fifth-round draft pick. elbow while going for a rebound. season with a .500 record at 41-41. It’s a dramatic ta, 8 p.m. Butler 4-5 2-2 14, Monroe 3-7 4-4 10, Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed QB Starting for the injured Avery Bradley, Gigi improvement from last season’s disastrous 67-loss Wednesday, April 22: St. Louis at Min- Drummond 7-12 3-6 17, Jackson 9-16 6-9 Matt Blanchard. Datome made big buckets in extended time in the campaign. nesota, 9:30 p.m. 24, Caldwell-Pope 5-9 3-4 17, Tolliver 4-9 AMERICAN LEAGUE All Times EDT NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed DB fourth quarter. “I think it’s a great start for our foundation, for x-Friday, April 24: Minnesota at St. 0-0 10, Lucas III 1-5 0-0 2, Meeks 4-9 2-2 East Division Josh Gordy and LB Ryan Jones. Louis, TBA 10, Miller 3-6 0-0 6, J.Anthony 1-2 0-0 2, W L Pct GB HOCKEY The Boston Celtics showed no quit Wednesday this young group. Understanding what it takes to x-Sunday, April 26: St. Louis at Min- Williams 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 41-81 20-27 Boston 63.667 — National Hockey League night even with their postseason future set, finish- win,” Bucks coach Jason Kidd said. “Only 16 teams nesota, TBA 112. Baltimore 54.556 1 BOSTON BRUINS — Fired general x-Wednesday, April 29: Minnesota at NEW YORK (90) Tampa Bay 54.556 1 manager Peter Chiarelli. ing the regular season with their sixth straight win make the playoffs now and we’re one of them.” St. Louis, TBA Thomas 3-4 0-0 6, Smith 3-9 3-4 9, Toronto 54.556 1 COLLEGE following a 105-100 victory over the Milwaukee Milwaukee’s Khris Middleton was 6 of 7 in the Aldrich 11-16 2-4 24, Galloway 2-8 3-3 7, Chicago 1, Nashville 0 New York 36.333 3 INDIANA — Announced junior G Teri Bucks. first half for 13 points, but the Celtics took a 49-45 Wednesday, April 15: Chicago 4, Hardaway Jr. 7-12 6-8 25, Amundson 0-3 Central Division Moren has transferred from Wabash Val- Nashville 3, 2 OT 1-4 1, Acy 0-4 1-2 1, Early 3-9 0-0 7, W L Pct GB ley. Datome scored 22 points, including two key lead after hitting 7 of 14 from the 3-point range by Friday, April 17: Chicago at Nashville, Larkin 2-5 1-2 5, Ledo 2-7 0-0 5. Totals Detroit 81.889 — LANDER_Announced the resignation buckets in the final 3 minutes. Olynyk added 16 for halftime. 9:30 p.m. 33-77 17-27 90. Kansas City 71.875 ½ of men’s basketball coach Jeff Sunday, April 19: Nashville at Chicago, Detroit 34 21 29 28 — 112 Chicago 35.375 4½ Burkhamer. the Celtics, who are locked into the seventh seed in Middleton finished with 18 points. 3 p.m. New York 25 21 24 20 — 90 Cleveland 35.375 4½ ROBERT MORRIS — Signed men’s the Eastern Conference and will play No. 2 seed Tuesday, April 21: Nashville at Chica- 3-Point Goals_Detroit 10-26 (Butler 4- Minnesota 26.250 5½ basketball coach Andy Toole to a contract Cleveland when the playoffs begin this weekend. go, 9:30 p.m. 5, Caldwell-Pope 4-6, Tolliver 2-5, Miller extension through the 2019-20 season. “It’s all coming together. It’s pretty cool to see,” LOOKING AHEAD Bucks co-owners Marc Lasry and Jamie Dinan hand- Olynyk said. “We’re excited to get this next chapter ed out T-shirts to fans at the entrances as thank-you Lynn solid again, leads Cardinals to win over Brewers rolling.” gifts. The team’s previous owner, former U.S. Sen. Herb Ersan Ilyasova had 21 to lead Milwaukee, which Kohl, was also in attendance as the Bucks finished with ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis’ dan Walden and Trevor Rosen- is the sixth seed in the East and will play Chicago their best record since winning 46 games in 2009-10. ARDINALS REWERS Lance Lynn wasn’t at his best on thal followed Lynn. Rosenthal MilwaukeeC 4, St.B Louis 2 in the opening round. The new bosses were in a good mood talking about Wednesday night. Even a less- picked up his third save despite ab rhbi ab rhbi “Obviously it’s not the way we wanted to finish the potential matchup with Chicago, a long-time Central CGomz cf 5000MCrpnt 3b 4121 than-stellar effort couldn’t put a giving up a two-out run-scoring the season, but it is what it is. They came out with Division rival just 90 miles south of Milwaukee. Lohse pr 0100Heywrd rf 4110 “I would say it’s going to be a very long, long, lonely halt to his April success. hit to Ryan Braun in the ninth. Lucroy c 4120Hollidy lf 3012 a lot (more) energy than we did to win the game,” Braun rf 5021MAdms 1b 4010 Ilyasova said. drive home back to Chicago after the games here,” Dini- The right-hander pitched five He got Adam Lind to fly out to Lind 1b 5000JhPerlt ss 4110 an said. “That’s my advice, OK? Stay home because it’s The teams turned to reserves mainly in the solid innings and he received end the game. ArRmr 3b 4021Jay cf 4110 going to be very lonely and sad on that long ride home.” help from six relievers to lead the “That’s not how we draw it up, GParra lf 4010Molina c 4031 fourth quarter. The pace bogged down at times in Segura ss 4020Wong 2b 4000 the final 12 minutes with little-used players on Cardinals to a 4-2 win over the to use so many guys that much,” Gennett 2b 2010Lynn p 2000 BIG 4-0 Milwaukee Brewers. St. Louis manager Mike Mathe- HGomz ph-2b 2000Siegrist p 0000 both sides getting significant minutes. The Celtics finished the regular season 40-42, a 15- Lynn (1-1) allowed one run ny said. “But wins are that valu- WPerlt p 1000Maness p 0000 Boston won the matchup of the benches. win improvement from the previous year. KDavis ph 1000Grichk ph 1000 and six hits. He pushed his April able. You’ve got to jump on them Cotts p 0000Belisle p 0000 Olynyk, a jump-shooting center, scored 10 of his “That was our goal,” said center Jared Sullinger, who record to 13-2 since 2012, the when you can.” Blazek p 0000Choate p 0000 16 points in the fourth quarter. finished with 11 points. “To you, it might be overachiev- LSchfr ph 0000Walden p 0000 The pony-tailed Datome following a 3 with 2:20 ing. To us, it’s just another day in the ballpark.” best record in the majors over The six relievers combined to Rosnthl p 0000 that period. allow just one run on four hits Totals 37 2 10 2 Totals 34 4 10 4 left with a layup to give Boston a 105-97 lead with “I wasn’t sharp, I had a lot of over the final four innings. Milwaukee 001 000 001 —2 1:28 remaining. TIP INS St. Louis 200 200 00x —4 deep counts,” Lynn said. “It was “They did the job, they bailed Datome, who was averaging 4.2 points coming Celtics: Bradley did not travel with the team to receive E_Segura (4), M.Carpenter (2). LOB_Milwaukee 11, treatment in Boston. He got hurt Tuesday night in a 95- just one of those games. When me out,” Lynn said. St. Louis 7. 2B_Ar.Ramirez (2), G.Parra (2), M.Carpenter into Wednesday, was 9 of 15 from the field and 3 of (2), Heyward (4). S_W.Peralta. 7 from 3-point range. Bradley sat out with a 93 win over Toronto. Stevens indicated that Bradley you don’t have your best com- Lynn worked out of trouble in should be ready for the playoffs. ... Guard Isaiah Thomas IP HRER BB SO bruised left quadriceps. mand and you get out of there four of his five innings and threw Milwaukee also sat out for rest. giving up just one run, that 99 pitches. He rebounded to set W.Peralta L,0-1 5 10 4411 “We’ve talked about it all year. We want to be Bucks: Reserve forward Jared Dudley sat out a sec- Cotts 100001 the type of team that can plug guys in if somebody’s helps.” the side down in order on 16 Blazek 200002 ond straight game to rest his sore back. He’s expected to Wily Peralta (0-1) gave up pitches in the fifth. St. Louis missing and play, and play well,” coach Brad be ready for the playoffs. four runs on 10 hits over five “It wasn’t one of his better Lynn W,1-1 561114 Stevens said. “For the most part, I thought we Siegrist H,2 2/3 10001 played pretty well.” innings for Milwaukee. days and he was still good,” Maness H,3 1/3 00001 UP NEXT Brewers center fielder Carlos Matheny said. “He went deep in Belisle H,1 2/3 10000 Milwaukee had its three-game winning streak Celtics: At East No. 2 seed Cleveland. Gomez was removed from the a lot of counts, but he left a lot of Choate H,1 1/3 00000 Bucks: At East No. 3 seed Chicago. Walden H,3 110000 game in the ninth inning. He was guys on base.” Rosenthal S,3-3 111110 Lions trade DE Johnson to Wisconsin signs high school limping after beating out a play Roenicke said his club simply WP_Rosenthal. from Ohio. Umpires_Home, James Hoye; First, John Hirschbeck; Bucs for draft pick forward Iverson The Badgers frontcourt is losing at first base. Milwaukee manag- couldn’t bunch enough hits Second, John Tumpane; Third, Bill Welke. er Ron Roenicke said Gomez together at the right time. T_2:50. A_40,826 (45,399). Wooden Award winner Frank Kamin- ALLEN PARK (AP) — The Detroit MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wiscon- strained a hamstring and it “I thought we did a pretty sky and reserve Duje Dukan. Junior field. Holliday has a hit in all Lions traded defensive end George sin will fortify its frontcourt this fall after requires further tests. He indi- good job putting people on base,” Sam Dekker is skipping his senior seven games this season. Johnson and a seventh-round draft signing high school senior Khalil Iver- season to enter the NBA draft. cated that Gomez will not be in he said. “We had some chances. Milwaukee cut it to 2-1 on a pick to Tampa Bay on Wednesday in son signed a national letter of intent Wisconsin in November received the lineup for the series finale on We’re just not stringing together run-scoring single by Aramis exchange for a fifth-round pick in the on Wednesday to play with the Bad- commitments from two other forwards Thursday. a lot of hits.” Ramirez in the third. draft later this month. gers. in 6-foot-9 Alex Illikainen from Grand Yadier Molina had three hits The Cardinals needed just six St. Louis pushed the lead to 4- The Lions upgraded their pick from The 6-foot-5 Iverson averaged 17 Rapids, Minnesota, and 6-foot-8 for St. Louis, which won 12 of 19 pitches to take a 2-0 lead. Matt 1 in the fourth on successive sin- 231st overall from Baltimore to 168th points, 12 rebounds and seven Charlie Thomas from Clarksville, against Brewers last season. Carpenter singled and Jason gles by Jhonny Peralta, Jon Jay overall from New England. assists this season at Hayes High Maryland. Kevin Siegrist, Seth Maness, Heyward doubled before Holli- and Molina. Matt Carpenter dou- Johnson played in all 16 games for School in Delaware, Ohio. He’ll join Guard Brevin Pritzl from De Pere, the Lions last season. He finished with current sophomores Nigel Hayes and Matt Belisle, Randy Choate, Jor- day ripped the first pitch to right bled in Molina with two outs. Wisconsin, also committed to Wiscon- 26 tackles (21 solo) and six sacks. Vitto Brown as Wisconsin forwards sin in the fall. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2015 11 DEFLOCKED Loaning money to step family problematic

Dear Annie: I have helped husband decided he needed to my wife’s daughter and family get away and start a new life financially many times over the with a new wife — especially past 15 years. Eighteen months since he had already found one. ago, I loaned them $600, and He told me I had been a perfect they promised they would pay wife and mother, so he wanted me back. (My previous loans Annie’s were gifts.) Mailbox me to have the house, the car and The daughter’s husband has a money to live on. After recover- well-paying job, but he is slow to ing from the shock and getting a money, but emotions got the bet- repay this loan. Three months good job, life went on for me. ter of me. What should I do? How MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM ago, I received a check for $40, After two years, he came can I ever trust them again? — along with more empty promises knocking on my door with a toilet Played for a Fool to pay off the rest. I haven’t seen under his arm, saying he heard I any additional money. It is just Dear Played: You are being needed a new one. So I let him do another lie. too hard on yourself. You love the repair job, and he proceeded I was warned not to loan them your wife and care about her child, so you have helped them to tell me about his unhappy financially. This is not a bad married life and that he was get- thing. The problem is that the ting a divorce. YOUR “kids” are not responsible enough He was a good repairman and to repay the loan. an excellent mechanic, so I sug- HOROSCOPE Talk to them. Say that you are gested he come back home to be going to set up a payment sched- my live-in handyman. It worked BORN LOSER ule, and ask how much they can out great for another 20 years, afford to pay every month. No matter how little the amount, and I saved a lot of money on agree to it and say you expect to repairs. Good things always hap- see it on the first of every month pen if you wait. — Satisfied EUGENIA until the loan is repaid entirely. Dear Satisfied: We love it! LAST If they miss a payment, call and Your husband apparently had a remind them. Be nice about it, classic midlife crisis. You were Your Birthday but insistent, no matter how wise, not only to be patient, but Thursday, April 16, 2015 much they try to wriggle out of it. to move on with your life without You can even set up an automat- Choose your options with care. You bitterness. Not every ex-husband ic payment plan that would take have many impressive skills, but don’t turns out to be a good handyman. take on too much or you will get care of it without any reminders ALLEY OOP is written stressed out and fall short of your at all. Annie’s Mailbox expectations. Do your research and The trick is to be firm, but by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy head in the direction that offers not kind. No accusations or guilt. If Sugar, longtime editors of the only the highest benefits, but the Ann Landers column. Please greatest satisfaction as well. they repay the entire loan with- ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Get out griping, we’d say you can email your questions to annies- your priorities in order when dealing trust them to do so again. But if [email protected], or write with your duties, responsibilities and they give you a hard time or to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators favored projects. Don’t get sidetracked refuse to cooperate, you’ll have to by trivial matters when you have more Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- important issues to contend with. put your backbone in place and mosa Beach, CA 90254. To find TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — An tell them the remaining $560 is a out more about Annie’s Mailbox infatuation will cause confusion. Make gift, but there will be no more. and read features by other Cre- sure that you deal with your responsi- And mean it. ators Syndicate writers and car- FOR BETTER OR WORSE bilities before you head out for some Your column fun. 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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Your prospects will improve if you make a personal or financial change. Take time out for socializing and romance if you want to improve your love life. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — A per- son from your past will come to mind or get in touch with you. Jealousy is apparent. Someone who loves you will feel threatened by one of your friend- GET FUZZY ships. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — You will get astounding results if you make health and diet changes. A cre- ative idea will prove lucrative if you join forces with the right business partner. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Have faith in your capabilities. You are the best judge of what you feel comfortable doing. Don’t be disheart- ened if someone doesn’t agree with your choices. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Don’t approach today expecting oth- ers to do what you want. Keep your BEETLE BAILEY ideas to yourself and move along at your own pace. The results you get will turn heads. 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